The living world
A different kind
of blue.
A marine aquarium is designed around saltwater life. Rockwork, circulation, filtration and lighting work as one system. The equipment, commissioning and ongoing care are different from a planted freshwater installation.
Design a marine aquariumDesigned as one ecosystem
Structure. Current. Light.
Reef form and open water are composed together, with circulation around the structure and access for ongoing care. Marine lighting is considered as part of the system, not simply as room lighting.
- Marine-specific filtration
- Dedicated circulation and lighting
- A more involved care plan
A marine aquarium asks for a more involved approach to water chemistry, equipment and maintenance. That commitment should be understood before the project is specified.
Understand the care planCompose the underwater landscape
Build a reef
with room to breathe.
Scroll to reveal the rockwork, open swimming space and distinct marine composition. This is a design study, not a species or stocking prescription.
Rockwork is built first to form the reef structure.
A different system, not a filter setting
Choose the world.
Plan the commitment.
Freshwater and marine projects use different equipment, materials and commissioning plans. Switching an inspiration concept in the studio updates the estimate and visual world. A real change would require the entire specification to be reviewed.
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Imagine it in your room.
Start with an inspiration concept. Adjust the setting, save your choices and build a brief at your own pace.