There are three fairly standard shapes in which fish tanks typically come, and the Echappée Aquarium conforms to none of them. The base of the vessel is a very shallow version of the common rectangular one, yet its most eye-catching feature is the bizarre and rather large outgrowth that emerges from one side.
Sébastien Cordoleani's surrealist design is centered around the brain-shaped bubble that would be made of blown glass to shape an odd, bumpy surface. This would sit lightly inside the tank and be filled with fluid to a much higher level than the pool below. Made possible by a pipe and an air pressure adjustment, the elevated watery world of the Echappée Aquarium would stimulate your scaly friends and spellbind your human ones.
What's Driving This Trend
- Non-conventional Fish Tanks
- Opportunity to disrupt the fish tank industry by offering innovative and unique tank designs.
- Surrealist Aquariums
- Chance to introduce artistic and visually captivating aquariums that cater to the growing demand for unique home decor.
- Interactive Fish Tank Experiences
- Potential to create immersive aquatic environments that provide stimulation and entertainment for the fish and human observers.
Who This Affects Most
- Aquarium Manufacturing
- Disruptive potential to revolutionize the design and manufacturing processes of fish tanks.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity to tap into the home decor market by offering visually appealing and conversation-starting aquarium designs.
- Pet Industry
- Disruption potential by introducing innovative and interactive fish tank experiences that enhance the well-being of pet fish.
