Panoptic display surface

A radiused wedge, comprising:

• top and bottom surfaces, each comprising:
• straight left rear and right rear edges meeting at a common point and angled with respect to each other;
• and
• an inwardly curved front edge that extends between a leftmost point of the left rear edge and a rightmost point of the right rear edge;
• a concave vertical surface, between the front edges of the top and bottom surfaces, comprising one or more of a dry-erase surface, a tackable surface, a magnetic surface, and a writeable magnetic surface, the inwardly curved front edges and the vertical surface having a common horizontal plane radius that is the same as a width of the left rear edges and the right rear edges of the top and bottom surfaces;
• and
• a pair of mounting flanges affixed to the left and right rear edges of the top surface, configured to be directly affixed to wall studs and covered by drywall material to hide the mounting flanges under the drywall.

A method, comprising:

• forming identical horizontal top and bottom isosceles triangular surfaces, the top and bottom surfaces each having a concave hypotenuse and identical left and right isosceles triangle widths;
• forming a concave vertical surface comprising one or more of a dry-erase surface, a tackable surface, a magnetic surface, and a writeable magnetic surface;
• affixing the vertical surface to the concave hypotenuse of the top and bottom surfaces to create a display surface, the concave hypotenuse of the top and bottom surfaces and the vertical surface having a common horizontal radius, the common horizontal radius equal to the left and right isosceles triangle widths;
• and
• affixing a pair of mounting flanges to edges of the left and right isosceles triangle widths of the top surface, configured to be directly affixed to wall studs and covered by drywall material to hide the mounting flanges under the drywall.