Reverse Aquarium

First Up: My Kitchen, Reverse Aquarium (the coral and shells are real, the fish are fake) and faux tile backsplash. Note: All coral, shells, etc. were found on the shore while walking on the beach. Once, something I brought home started crawling away. I immediately returned it to the ocean. (Click on each picture to see a full screen image-give it a few seconds to download.)

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