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Fish Gotta' Swim + Unique Aquariums for the Home

Light bulb aquarium, Design by BCXSY Design Studio

Fish Tanks - An aquarium not only gives an aesthetic appearance to our interiors, but also brings us close to nature. Fish alleviates stress and reduce blood pressure, so making it a part of your interiors seems to be good thought. Without doubt, unusual fish tanks have taken the aquarium industry by storm. Fish tanks, these days, are available in arrange of shapes and sizes. Let us have a look at a few unusual and creative fish tanks that will make for an inimitable design statement inside your home.

Infinity aquarium creates a visual metaphor to life in the fish bowl. It’s a house incomprehensible rooms, corridors, and dead ends, and never ending roads. Your fishes will definitely get tangled in this puzzled tank.

Interesting is all I can say about this aquarium!

Human Head - designed by Nicola L

Above aquariums & more are found at: www.hometone.com/unusual-creative-fish-tanks.html

Created as part of the Lyon Lights Festival by Benoit Deseille and Benedetto Bufalino, the phone booth aquarium is a beautiful, functional, a seemingly misplaced conversation piece, and it may surprise you but it is also a statement on reuse. According to its creators, their decision to repurpose the glass cage (the phone booth) arose partly because these phone booths lie unused and rotting since most people nowadays have telephones. Why not, then, convert these ‘unused glass cages’ into luminous aquariums filld with exotic fish?

Headboard Aquarium

Sink Aquarium, adds an unusual touch to the bathroom - sells for about $4,700.00. And...these toilets would make going to the bathroom a real unexpected surprise!

[via weburbanist]

Tags: aquariums, fish, fish tanks, random

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Comment by Liza Pappas on June 26, 2012 at 1:58am: wow - they are all very beautiful Thanks for sharing. Was wondering if the toilet one empties and refills the tank or if it is a separate system.