Sublime Stone Solutions.

WA Museum Boola Bardip | Kimberly Rock Wall Display

CDM Studio invited us to complete the sculpt of this Kimberly-inspired rock wall for . The display was built offsite, then dismantled, transported, and reassembled in the Museum.

Created as part of the Relics and Refugees zone, the display was designed as a themed backdrop for large-scale insect models and artwork. CDM led the creative design, direction and fabrication, working from design plans by Freeman Ryan Design.

Working over a sacrificial timber frame filled with pre-carved foam, we applied the scratch coat and final visual top coat. Every surface, join, and detail had to align perfectly—both visually and structurally—once reassembled on site.

It was a genuine privilege to collaborate with such a talented, professional, fun and creative team. We're proud to have played a part in this installation.

WA Museum Boola Bardip

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Sublime Stone Solutions partnered with Blue Ridge Marron Farm in Manjimup to design and construct a bespoke aquarium habitat for marron and native fish. Key considerations included a modular, interlocking design, optimized weight for transport and installation, and expansive horizontal planes for marron to explore—all crafted to complement the aesthetic of local rock samples provided.