The aquariums

Start with a shape.
Make it your own.

Three inspiration concepts give your project a useful starting point. Placement, dimensions, ecosystem and finish are developed around the room.

Open the design studio

Three starting points

Choose a shape.
Shape the room around it.

The Living Wall aquarium inspiration in a furnished home
01 / wallBase example $18,000

The Living Wall

A planted freshwater view, set on a walnut cabinet so the room and the aquarium feel designed together.

The Room Divider aquarium inspiration in a furnished home
02 / dividerBase example $28,000

The Room Divider

An aquarium seen from both sides, bringing light and movement between two parts of a home.

The Quiet Cabinet aquarium inspiration in a furnished home
03 / cabinetBase example $12,000

The Quiet Cabinet

A beautifully proportioned aquarium and furniture piece, designed to belong without remaking the entire room.

Base examples use planted freshwater and a chalk finish at the listed concept length. The timber and marine options shown carry additional allowances. These fictional USD figures are not quotes or offers.

The right fit

Built around the room,
not the other way around.

A wall installation can sit within a larger joinery scheme. A room divider can be fitted or freestanding. A cabinet can become a deliberate piece of furniture. These are starting points for a conversation, rather than limits on the design.

  • Keep a clear route for delivery and future servicing.
  • Consider the filled installation, supporting structure and cabinet together.
  • Plan power, water access, ventilation and equipment space early.
  • Choose an ecosystem with a care commitment that suits your household.
How a project is developed

Your next chapter

Imagine it in your room.

Start with an inspiration concept. Adjust the setting, save your choices and build a brief at your own pace.