The wall, spanning over 20’ in length was made from original fossil stone from the Green River Formation. It features over 70 individual fossils including a rare gar Atractosteus simplex, chasing down a school of Cockerellites liops. At the top of the wall a school of top-feeding Diplomystus dentatus are seen moving right to left. Below them, a school of Knighta eocaena are being stalked by a giant Phareodus encaustus, and a Mioplosus labracoides. The lower panels of the wall show heavier stone texture, and feature a Notogoneus osculus, feeding on the remains of a disarticulated Priscacara serrata. The bottom panels are also filled with leaves and other plant life including a palm flower that lies broken in the thick sediment of the lake bed.

This custom tile wall was commissioned by Cactus Stone and Tile in Phoenix AZ. The stone is our "Fossil Lake Classic" stone layer supplied in a Natural Cleft finish. We custom-cut and size the tiles for each project.

This custom-cut fossil wall was made using 12" x 12" and 12" x 24" Natural Cleft tiles. The stone is our "Fossil Lake" stone layer. The fossils include Knightia eocaena, Diplomystus dentatus, Cockerellites liops, and a Phareodus testis.

This two story fossil wall 12' wide x 22' tall contains over 100 fossils. This is a detail view from the second floor. 

This is a custom-made 14' x 14' tile wall. The composition depicts schools of smaller fossil fish swimming across the stone wall. Some are being chased by larger sharp-toothed predators. The wall was installed in place and framed steel.

This is a detail view of a 18' tall x 40' wide fossil tile wall made with natural limestone tiles. We call this stone layer "Rust Lake". As shown the tile colors can range from a neutral beige, to a bright warm-orange, to cool blue-gray. 

A  tile wall with display shelves. The wall is made from varying size horizontal tiles cut from our "Fossil Lake" stone layer. The shelves are made from the same stone turned horizontally to highlight the natural sediment layer found in the stone. The fossils include a large Diplomystus dentatus and seven Knightia eocaena. 

This dining room wall was made from our lightest color "Fossil Lake" stone layer. The tiles are in a Natural Cleft finish (natural stone texture with the fossils in shallow relief). The fossils include a large Diplomystus dentatus, and ten Knightia eocaena. 

This 50-million-year-old fossil wall feature a school of fossil fish (Knightia eocaena) that appear to be swimming across a naturally textured feature wall.