Traditional Pool Design Ideas with a Pool House
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First Choice Custom Builders
Pool house with rock bar, island and fireplace. Brick smoker and custom cabinetry. Brick privacy wall.
Photo Credits: Epic Foto Group
Tim Barber Architects
Furnishings by Tineke Triggs of Artistic Designs for Living. Photography by Laura Hull.
Boyce Design + Build
This gorgeous multi-level pool and flag stone patio houses a spa and water slide on the terrace level with stacked stone steps leading down to the pool house which features an open air cabana, custom pizza oven, dining area, bathroom and storage room. The lower level includes a custom wood burning fire pit and manicured lawn.
Blue Haven Pools & Spas By Calvitti
This Doylestown, PA pool has a unique Tiki Bar. In addition it has all the water features an in ground pool can have, a huge paver patio pool deck, a fire feature, and to top it all off a low voltage lighting system that really brings the party to life at night. Lets not forget the pool house, and matching paver stone driveway entrance. This outdoor living space has it all and then some. A very impressive space.
The water features include a raised heated spa, a large sun-shelf, a cozy corner, a boulder waterfall, water jet streams, and colored led night lights.
The fire feature includes a natural boulder fire pit which is both elemental and essential to make this space a well rounded outdoor experience.
A unique feature is the Tiki bar hut which just makes such a cool element for entertaining guests during parties.
Lastly, a convenient pool house makes this place stand out as an awesome pool project.
Walcott Adams Verneuille Architects
This aging pool pavilion was given new life and is now the focal point for this traditional Fairhope home.
Sean O'Kane AIA Architect P.C.
This project involved the design of a new open-air Pool House on grounds of a 1905 carriage house estate. The main house and guesthouse on this property were also extensively renovated as part of the project.
The concept for the new Pool House was to incorporate the vocabulary of these existing structures into the form while creating a protected, yet open space with a bright and fresh interior. The Pool house is sited on axis to a new fifty-foot pool and the existing Breakfast Room terrace with views back to the house and the adjacent pastoral fields.
The exterior of the pool house is shingled, with bracketed rakes, exposed rafter tails and a cupola. Wood louvered shutters and a custom made removable fabric cover protect the structure during the off season.
The interior of the Pool House includes a vaulted sitting area with wide beadboard on the walls and ceiling, shingled half walls and a soapstone wet bar. The bluestone flooring flows in from the pool terrace, blurring the boundaries of interior and exterior space. The bath and changing area have a built in stained bench and a vanity with an integral soapstone sink. An exterior shower enclosure is linked to the form by the bracketed extension of the main roof.
Photography Barry A. Hyman.
Contractor L & L Builders
Traditional Pool Design Ideas with a Pool House
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