Online training · Aquaponics Revolution

Bespoke Aquaponics

How to build a stylish wooden aquaponics system with an integrated bench: natural materials, no visible pipes, and a piece of garden furniture that grows your food.

Video training
Wooden build
Instant access
Self-paced

Join the training · $237

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Children sitting on the bench of a wooden bespoke aquaponics system

A system you sit on, not just look at

Aquaponics that looks like it was made for your garden

Most home aquaponics setups are built from plastic tubs and exposed plumbing. They work, but they rarely look like something you want next to your terrace.

The Bespoke system takes the opposite approach: a wooden structure, natural materials, pipes hidden from view and a bench built into the design. It produces fish and vegetables, and it becomes a place where family and friends actually sit.

This training shows you how to build it, step by step.

Natural materials, clean lines

Wooden aquaponics grow-bed full of vegetables — Wooden grow-bed, planted and productive

Bespoke aquaponics bench — The integrated bench

From a student

“Great work, especially for newcomers.”
— Wigand · Bespoke Aquaponics student

Is this training for you?

A good fit if…

You want a compact, good-looking system near your house or terrace
You like working with wood and natural materials
You want food production without the plastic-tub look

Probably not for you if…

You want to understand aquaponics from the ground up first: start with Easy Aquaponics
You are dreaming of a full pond-based oasis: see Holistic Aquaponics

Your instructor

Jonathan Martinetto has spent his career at the crossroads of aquaculture, aquaponics and sustainable food production. He holds a Master’s degree in Food Science specialising in seafood and aquaculture, an aquaculture degree specialising in quality and environment, and a landscaping qualification specialising in ornamental pond design.

He founded Aquaponics Revolution (originally Melbourne Aquaponics) in 2013, wrote The Art of Aquaponics, and teaches aquaponics and landscaping. What he teaches comes from systems he has designed, built and lived with himself.