The infinite aquarium

By Regine
on December 9, 2004 9:23 AM
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Dutch designer Isabelle Lejin designed an 8-shaped goldfish racetrack because she felt sorry for the goldfish, long distance swimmers who look unhappy in their round bowl.

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The 8-shaped track creates a sort of infinite aquarium. In addition, your merry fish will even be able to play hide-and-seek thanks to the pots for plants.

Via designboom.
Related: Augmented fish reality.

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