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A glass mosaic with blue dominant colors showing sea creatures in an aquarium. A mosaic that would look really nice in pools or in areas with nautical environments.

This is a handmade marble mosaic of a fish aquarium that is composed of all natural stones and hand cut tiles.This aquarium has a collection of sea creatures in it. We see a sea turtle in the bottom of the aquarium with a sea horse and different kinds of fish above them.It is ideal for use in areas with a nautical theme or in areas where you would like to add an ocean like atmosphere.
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Creature’s Plants + Coffee is a 12,000-square-foot ground-up retail café and greenhouse project in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, designed as a layered commercial environment that brings together plant retail, specialty coffee, and outdoor gathering within a single cohesive destination.
The project is organized around a series of distinct yet connected zones, including a 50-foot greenhouse, specialty coffee bar, curated retail areas, indoor and outdoor plant displays, and generous exterior seating set within lush landscaping. Rather than functioning as a single-purpose storefront, the space was conceived as an immersive retail and hospitality environment where shopping, dining, and informal community use could coexist naturally.
This project reflects experience in ground-up commercial design, retail architecture, café design, greenhouse environments, and outdoor-oriented planning. The result is a design-forward destination that balances circulation, planting, retail display, and food-and-beverage use while creating a warm, inviting setting for everyday use in Northeast Los Angeles.

Creatures of the Night, a hand-cut and waterjet mosaic shown in honed Allure and Afyon White, is part of the Kiddo Collection® by Cean Irminger for New Ravenna.

This project won in the 2013 Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh Housing Excellence Award for Best Urban Renewal Renovation Project. The glass bowl was made in the glass studio owned by the owner which is adjacent to the residence. The mirror is a repurposed window. The door is repurposed from a boarding house.
George Mendel
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