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Betz Pools Limited
To add visual interest and keep garden debris out of the pool, a full-length feature wall clad in Wiarton tiger stripe ledgerock was added along the hedge. The matching Wiarton pebble top coping of the pool complements the clean lines of the random rectangular saw cuts in the architectural stamped concrete patio.
Paragon Pools
Small space no problem. The award winning Paragon Pools design team creates memorable AquaTekture to enhance your outdoor living space.
Photos by Mary Vail, MBA Publicist.
Deborah Martin Designs
Symmetrically two lounge chairs are angled on either side of the pool with centered floral arrangement of modern black urns and round boxwood and white hydrangea.
Photographer: Darren Setlow
Delbert Adams Construction Group
Transitional standard rectangular pool with fountain features on stone retaining wall.
Boyce Design + Build
Custom rectilinear swimming pool with large tanning ledge, cascading pool steps and a raised spa that sits at the end of the pool with a waterfall spilling from its center. Outdoor living area includes a pool house and two-level paver patio with stacked stone steps and lush landscaping.
Big Daddy Construction and Design
“Big Daddy Construction & Design" is a full service construction company with seasoned leadership and over 20 years of contracting experience in the Phoenix area. “Big Daddy” offers it's services as a viable alternative to business as usual in Arizona’s construction industry.
Kate Anne Landscape Design & Build
We were asked to create a retreat for his family to relax in and enjoy year round. We did this by maximizing his lawn area, creating multiple sitting areas, adding a custom water wall and utilizing a relaxing play of plants to create the ambience he was looking for.
Mike Farley Pool Designer, SWD, ASLA
Beautiful custom pool, spa & cabana designed by Mike Farley in Trophy Club, TX. The spa is the focal point for the home 365 days of the year. It was raised 18" high for comfortable seating and a nice water feature. 3 stainless steel spill edges match the spillways coming out of the fire and water bowls. The silver Splitface Travertine tile matches the coping and porch Travertine. The rolled edge spa tile also matches the tile used on the pool waterline and details. The grade drops in the yard so the back of the spa is bar height so the patio was included for barstools on the back of the spa. The fireplace in the cabana provides screening from the neighbors view. The pool and spa had to be piered because the grade was raised 10' above the golf course. Waterway Jets were used to provide a variety of hydrotherapy options. Beauty and function are the best combination for a spa and this one has it all.
Transitional Turquoise Pool Design Ideas
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