Photography by Ann Hiner
Example of a mid-sized transitional concrete floor mudroom design in Austin with multicolored walls

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This is an example of a large rustic backyard stone pond in New York.

The master bath/master closet is separated by this aquarium. It provides a soothing/relaxing element to the décor of the space. Location- Dallas, Texas Year Completed- 2006 Project Cost- $7,500.00

Updated photo with full decor and loaded with a mix of African Cichlid fish. This magnificent custom fish tank was designed and installed by Aqua Creations of NJ to enhance the kitchen with living art. the size is 72" long by 24" deep by 36" tall built from "starphire Glass. The decor is a hand made coral reef build with custom corals . The substrate used is actually crushed glass. While using high end LED lighting, This aquarium adds warmth and life to this beautiful setting. This custom bow front aquarium is everything short of a typical setup. The space we worked with (see image) was small wasted closet space and upon seeing the potential we hit the road running. With a small floor space we chose to incorporate height to balance it all out. The filtration and water processing systems was plumbed to the basement to reduce sound. Another system designed, built and installed by Aqua Creations 732.730.7060 www.Aquacustomfishtanks.com

A beautiful 275 gallon Bow Front Aquarium fills this previously under utilized art niche. The aquarium is surrounded by a unique modern/traditional metal laminate façade.

This children's play area is accented with this 200 gallon Saltwater Cylinder Aquarium with Coral Reef Insert. Location- Orlando, Florida Year Complete- 2004 Project Cost- $19,500.00

This large aquarium adds an eye catching element to this dining space. It measures 72" x 30" x 42", L x W x H, and is 300 gallons. Equipment is accessed through the décor matching millwork doors below the aquarium. Location- Denver, Colorado Year Completed- 2010 Project Cost- $12,800.00

530 gallons of living coral and exotic saltwater fish provide a stunning focal point to this family room. The aquarium is 96" x 36" x 36" with associated equipment located behind the aquarium. Location- San Antonio, Texas Year Completed- 2003 Project Cost- $23,000

530 gallons of living coral and exotic saltwater fish provide a stunning focal point to this family room. The aquarium is 96" x 36" x 36" with associated equipment located behind the aquarium. Location- San Antonio, Texas Year Completed- 2003 Project Cost- $23,000

530 gallons of living coral and exotic saltwater fish provide a stunning focal point to this family room. The aquarium is 96" x 36" x 36" with associated equipment located behind the aquarium. Location- San Antonio, Texas Year Completed- 2003 Project Cost- $23,000

This 250 gallon freshwater, built-in, see through aquarium measures 80" x 23" x 32", L x W x H, and is a relaxing element in this community space. Location- Dallas, Texas Year completed- 2014 Cost- $6500.00

An aquarium in an open concept home can be enjoyed from many points within the space. This large 96" x 30" x 42" 500 gallon setup houses dozens of bright, active African Cichlids in many, vibrant colors including blue, yellow, orange, white and multi-color. Location- Austin, Texas Year Completed- 2008 Project Cost- $13,500.00

This built in room divider aquarium measures 92" x 36" x 44", L x W x H totaling 610 gallons. It has 2 rock wall and 3 tree root artificial inserts. Location- Rockwall, Texas Year Completed- 2015 Project Cost- $25,000.00

This photo shows the space with gas fire feature before the aquarium was installed. Location- Dallas, Texas Year completed- 2016 Cost- $11,000.00
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This 300 gallon freshwater aquarium with Custom Freshwater Insert has clean, sleek look with its simple, picture frame look. The aquarium dimensions are 48" x 30" x 48", L x W x H. The aquarium is accessed for maintenance from the back. Location- Galveston, Texas Year Completed- 2012 Project cost- $12,900.00