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37 Best Swimming Pool Designs 2022 – Gorgeous Backyard Pool Ideas
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By Steele Marcoux
Douglas Friedman
A beautiful backyard pool can be as calming for your mind as it is refreshing for your body. Even the view of tranquil water, whether from inside your home or from your garden, patio, or porch, can soothe the soul.
From minimalist modern swimming pool designs to more formal, elaborate styles, the key to creating a sophisticated swimming pool is to complement the landscape rather than compete with it. This is true of almost any backyard design idea, from pergolas and gazebos to garden sheds. One of the best ways to nestle a pool into the landscape is to carefully choose plant materials surrounding it. Planning a pool in full sun? Consider surrounding with drought-tolerant plants and cool decking materials. For a cooler watering hole, lush up the landscape with plants that thrive in the shade.
Next, you'll want to think through how to furnish your pool deck. It's important to choose outdoor furniture that's comfortable, durable, and suitable to the style of your pool design. Of course, no pool would be complete without plush beach towels. And for a whimsical touch, embellish your pool with a charming outdoor fountain or a stylish garden ornament.
If you’re making plans for summer or simply dreaming of it on a dreary winter day, dive into these serene swimming pool designs for a luxurious escape.
Maureen M. Evans
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Refreshing Talavera
At the home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, he shares with husband and business partner Andrew Fisher, designer Jeffry Weisman lined the pool with brilliant with deep lapis blue Talavera tiles.
John Sutton
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Poolside Edible Garden
At this Ross, California, home, landscape architect Erica Timbrell refinished an existing pool and chose gray limestone pavers as decking to extend into the living spaces, including where a dining terrace is framed by a pair of L-shaped garden beds.
Strawberries, mint, and shishito peppers grow in wattle-enclosed beds alongside Incrediball hydrangeas, Agastache, and Hidcote lavender.
LISA ROMEREIN
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Old-World Elegance
In the pool garden of this Santa Monica home, mature kumquat trees bookend a fireside sitting room designed by landscape architect Scott Shrader. The pool loungers are from RH.
Douglas Friedman
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Sunny and Sleek
At this Dallas home, the design team of designer Meredith McBrearty, architect Ryan Street, and landscape architect Bill Bauer channeled the original house's midcentury roots with a sleek pool that features a dark blue-green bottom and coping flush with the water. A pair of vintage Willy Guhl loop chairs sits pretty at one end.
THOMAS LOOF
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Poolside Prep
Like a Slim Aarons photo, the pool at this Naples, Florida home designed by Summer Thornton is steeped in glamour, from the large white planters and flush coping to the teak pool loungers (Sutherland) and patterned umbrellas (Sunbeam Jackie).
MANOLO LANGIS
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A European Air
At this home in West Hollywood, landscape architect Anna Hoffman designed a pool and outdoor living space that channel the vibe of a European estate. The pool decking is French limestone and the poolside living room is shaded by an alderwood pergola.
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Verdant Surroundings
At this Bronxville, New York, home designed by Carrier and Company, the pool is tucked into a lush, verdant corner of the backyard. A trio of lilac standards flourishes in a tidy poolside bed of Franklin’s Gem hedges. Chaise longues, Country Casual Teak.
DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN
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Ranch Revival
Iconic vintage furniture and cheerful pops of red enliven the pool terrace of this California wine country home designed by Ken Fulk. Tubular 1940s rockers by Walter Lamb are from the estate of screen legend Shirley Temple. Chaises, RH. Cushion fabric, Sunbrella.
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Woodland Watering Hole
Francesco Lagnese
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Cabana Classic
At this Connecticut home, a verdant lawn surrounds the pool to cooling effects. An outdoor fireplace and teak dining table (Summit Furniture) turn the poolhouse, designed by David Netto, into the de facto summer dining room. Lounge and Adirondack chairs, Loll Designs.
Douglas Friedman
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Old Florida Glamour
At this Naples, Florida, home designed by Celerie Kemble, a knife-edge pool sits flush with a coral stone deck that overlooks Gordon Pass. Beneath a canopy of coconut palms, an emerald privacy screen of areca, traveler’s, fishtail, and cat palms flourishes. Chaise lounges, Celerie Kemble for Lane Venture. Umbrella, Santa Barbara Designs.
William Abranowicz
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Artistic Touch
Beyond the dining terrace and pool at this Hamptons retreat designed by Alex Papachristidis, a cast bronze and gilt garden sculpture rises up over clipped bayberry hedges.
Table and chairs, Antique & Artisan Gallery.
Eric Kruk Photography
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Home Turf
Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury knows a thing or two about home field advantage. Case in point: his backyard in Paradise Valley, Arizona, which features a pool terrance comprising a clean grid pattern of turf and hardscape that echoes the home’s geometric architecture. Beyond the pool, the outdoor pavilion includes a pool bath and a gourmet kitchen equipped with a grill.
Tria Giovan
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Cottage Charm
At this Connecticut waterfront home designed by Cathy Kincaid, the pool and stone terrace creates an ideal spot for breakfast, afternoon tea, or even cocktails, thanks to a cedar pool pavilion inspired by the owners’ antique birdhouse.
DAVID TSAY
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Made in the Shade
At this Newport Beach, California, home designed by Peter Dunham, a rectangular pool enjoys respite from the sun, thanks to a canopy of pine trees.
The chaise cushion fabric is from Peter Dunham Textiles, and the pink pillow fabric is Fermoie.
Durston Saylor
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Splendor in the Grass
At this former Christmas tree farm in Millbrook, New York, landscape architect Janice Parker surrounded the pool with a grassy deck to play up its rural setting. "Setting the pool in grass helps avoid the 'suburbanization' of a landscape," says Parker. Potted topiaries at the corners finish the look with elegance.
Scott Shigley
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Eternal Sunshine
Landscape design firm Hoerr Schaudt surrounded this Montecito, California, swimming pool with drought-tolerant plants like lavender and agave that not only thrive in full sun but also look right at home in the arid, coastal setting.
Charles Mayer
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Low Profile
This Long Island, New York, garden, designed by Hollander Design Landscape Architects, features a rimless pool that fits right into the flat farmland landscape. For texture and privacy surrounding the pool, Hollander installed Annabelle hydrangeas, a manicured hedge, and an allée of crepe myrtles.
Tara Donne
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Lined with Lanterns
At Jenna Bush Hager's Long Island cottage, an enchanting backyard pool is all set for weekend company, thanks to large wicker lanterns from Amanda Lindroth, a vintage iron patio set finished with cushions from Perennials, and block-printed table linens also from Amanda Lindroth.
Paul Hester
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In the Round
At this Houston estate designed by Curtis & Windham Architects with Windfohr Design, a round pool was inspired by the Rodin Museum in Paris. A bronze elephant fountain (Dan Ostermiller) and Canary Island date palms emphasize a feeling of exoticism and whimsy.
Sargent Architectural Photography
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Nice Curves
A photograph of a fountain edge at the Taj Mahal inspired the sinuous curves of the garden, designed by Mario Nievera of Nievera Williams Landscape Architecture, surrounding this rectangular pool at the 2020 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach.
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Temple on the Hill
This Hudson Valley, New York, pool is finished at one end with a pool house modeled after a temple and terraced into the hill "like a secret folly," says architect Cynthia Filkoff.
The chaise lounges and umbrellas are from RH.
Francesco Lagnese
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Pattern Play
The swimming pool at this historic Palm Beach home designed by Susan Zises Green features a geometric pattern made of light and dark tiles that echoes the the exterior's alternating bands of brick and coral stone.
Melanie Acevedo
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Lap of Luxury
A terraced lawn sets this simple, sophisticated rectangular swimming pool apart from the Bahamas estate designed by Miles Redd. A screen of palms at each end of the pool provides privacy.
Thomas Loof
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Lawn Games
At this West Palm Beach home, designer Lars Bolander ran the lawn right up to the swimming pool coping for a more natural effect, amplified by the reflection of coconut palms in the water.
MAX KIM-BEE
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Advanced Geometry
At this Southern California home designed by Mark D. Sikes, geometric details, such as the pool deck's grid pattern made of pavers and ground cover, lend modern energy to this backyard pool.
Chaise lounges covered in a cheerful Maria Flora striped outdoor fabric plus a wave-pattern tile border provide a playful contrast to the formal Spanish Mediterranean architecture. The umbrellas are from RH.
BJORN WALLANDER
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Lush Life
A mix of coconut palm trees, sago palms, bougainvillea, ground cover, and pavers surround this Palm Beach estate swimming pool in a celebration of its natural surroundings. A pair of slender steps at the sides of the pool, as opposed to steps that run across the entirety of the end of the pool, allows for larger swimming space.
Alexandre Bailhache
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Hedge Fun
A manicured hedge surrounds the swimming pool portion of this 65-acre farm in Provence, restored by landscape architect Dominique Lafourcade, architect Alexandre Lafourcade, and interior designer Susan Bednar Long. Slender cypres de Florence soften the surroundings of the new swimming pool and help it fit into the context of the nearby 200-year-old farmhouse.
MAX KIM-BEE
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Infinity and Beyond
This Hamptons home designed by architect Steven Harris and landscape architect David Kelly features a dark-bottom infinity pool surrounded by a pond, which extends the soothing watery vista.
Mali Azima
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Classic Details
A Greek key mosaic-tile border, symmetrical landscaping, and a new pool pavilion set off by fluted columns reinforce the timeless style of this 1934 Regency-style home in Atlanta, originally designed by architect Philip Trammell Schutze and restored by architect Yong Pak, landscape design firm Land Plus Associates, and interior designer Melanie Turner. The home exterior is painted Super White by Sherwin-Williams; the shutters are Farrow & Ball's Pitch Black.
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22 In-Ground Pool Designs - Best Swimming Pool Design Ideas for Your Backyard
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There’s no better way to beat the heat than a dip in a refreshing swimming pool. It’s even better when that swimming pool is in your own backyard. Today’s in-ground pools go way beyond the turquoise-lined rectangular shapes that quickly began to populate backyards following WWII. With built-in waterfalls, surrounding gardens, and organic shapes, your pool can be a beautiful element to add to your backyard landscape ideas. Plus, whether your home is a traditional Tudor, a rustic farmhouse, or even a glass-wrapped modern ranch, today’s options in patio and building materials allow your pool to easily complement the architecture and style of your house. Many pool and landscape plans also incorporate different gathering areas with unique dining and seating spots, lush patio plants, and interesting lighting, helping to establish your pool as the center point of all outdoor activity—both for daytime family fun and moodier nighttime gatherings.
While many of these pool designs require a lot of space, a large yard is no longer a make-or-break requirement for a backyard pool. Thanks to flexibility in shape and size, there are many swimming pool designs and plans that are just right for small yards. And, sure, a backyard swimming pool is an investment, but don’t count it out just for fear of cost. There are lots of swimming pool design ideas for all styles and budgets. (Tip: If you’re still not quite ready to commit to an in-ground pool, you can still get in on the backyard game with a low-commitment stock-tank pool.) Once your new, beautiful pool is installed and the water is flowing, you’ll be anxious to invite over your family and friends for a summer full of festive pools parties. Don’t forget the pool floats!
Brian Bare, Shepard Butler Landscape Associates
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Organic Setting
This Vermont pool features minimal pavement and an integrated fire pit, both of which serve to maintain the visual flow of the existing, grassy landscape.
Meanwhile, stacked stone slabs inspire a makeshift waterfall.
Stone Pool by Shepard Butler Landscape Associates
Designed by Randy Angell for Pool Environments, Inc.
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Flowers & Foliage
Lined by hedges and strategically-placed flowering plants, this pool feels indulgent and secluded. An elevated platform adds depth and dimension.
Designed by Randy Angell for Pool Environments, Inc.
Thomas Flint Landscape Design & Development
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Garden Party
The ample entertaining space and lush, flower-filled landscaping surrounding this free-form pool would be heaven for any hostess.
Custom Pool by Thomas Flint Landscape Design & Development
Courtesy of Stout Design-Build, Inc./Porch.com
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A Pool With a View
This remarkable outdoor patio turns heads by taking advantage of a breathtaking view. It's three-sided design creates the effect of an infinity pool.
Pacific Palisades by Stout Design-Build, Inc.
Designed by Randy Angell for Pool Environments, Inc.
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All the Extras
A diving board, fountain, and, yes, even a small bridge reminiscent of a castle moat make this pool feel positively royal.
Designed by Randy Angell for Pool Environments, Inc.
Thomas Flint Pool Design & Development
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Understated Elegance
A swim-up gazebo gives an unexpected twist to this otherwise traditional New Jersey swimming pool.
Ridgewood Pool by Thomas Flint Landscape Design & Development
Courtesy of Miller Design Co./Porch.com
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California Dreamin'
Interesting lighting helps this statement backyard pool transform from day to evening.
Atherton Residence 2 by Miller Design Co.
Buff Strickland
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Hill Country Ranch
The back porch of this Texas ranch house is home to plenty of poolside entertaining options, including an outdoor living room, bar, and kitchen.
Courtesy of Halifax Homes Inc/Porch.com
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Natural Space
Surrounded by dense, leafy trees, the pool at this Texas home gives off a one-with-nature vibe.
Remodel by Halifax Homes Inc
Courtesy of Schaub+Srote Architects/Porch.com
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Stone-and-Timber Pool House
This pool house complements its Missouri home with timber beams similar to those used inside and impressive stone finishes.
Maison de Cabane by Schaub+Srote Architects
Courtesy of Benco Construction/Porch.
com
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Grassy Surround
The small yard of this charming Long Island home boasts the ideal outdoor space for entertaining friends all summer long.
East Hampton by Benco Construction
Courtesy of Modpools
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Repurposed Shipping Container Pool
Who knew a discarded shipping container would make for such an attractive swimming pool? Modpools is the mastermind behind these heated pools that take only minutes to set up.
Courtesy of Fireclay Tile/Porch.com
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Tile Accents
Sometimes, all it takes is a single upgrade—like these decorative tiles—to make your existing swimming pool look and feel brand new.
Outdoor Space by Fireclay Tile
Courtesy of Debra J Interiors/Porch.com
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Seating For All
A northern Florida home features several different outdoor spaces for entertaining, accented by stone stairs and a plethora of other impressive architectural enhancements.
Major Renovation by Debra J Interiors
Courtesy of Pool Environments, Inc./Porch.com
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Light Effects
The designers behind this project achieved a refreshing, modern look for the entire patio simply by adding in-ground pool lighting.
Renovation II by Pool Environments, Inc.
Courtesy of Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture/Porch.com
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Florida Escape
This inviting pool is just a hop, skip, and a jump from the back door of this idyllic warm-weather escape in Key West, Florida.
Holiday Residence by Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture
Courtesy of Phil Kean Design Group/Porch.com
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By the Water
This lake-front patio gives guests the best seat in the house.
DeLand by Phil Kean Design Group
Courtesy of Phil Kean Designs/Porch.com
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Outdoor Oasis
A spacious pool is the jewel of this Florida home's backyard.
Cherokee by Phil Kean Design Group
Courtesy of Liquid Designs/Porch.com
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Modern Retreat
This Charlotte family branched out from a cookie-cutter neighborhood with a more customized renovation, complete with a modern pool to match.
Form Haus by Liquid Design
Courtesy of Denise Foley Design Inc./Porch.com
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California Classic
This California home's uniquely shaped pool is accented with stunning, finely-manicured gardens.
LA Estate by Denise Foley Design Inc.
Courtesy of Rue Group, Inc/Porch.com
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Tiered Setting
This home's traditional, rustic design is accented by a stately backyard pool.
Country Estate by Rue Group, Inc.
Courtesy of Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture/Porch.com
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Lush Garden Setting
Lush tropical foliage creates a backyard paradise for this Key West, Florida retreat.
Truman Annex by Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture
Backyard Pools - 135 Best Pool Design Ideas for Homes and Backyards
Alhambra Valley
Envision Landscape Studio
Photography by Paul Dyer
Stylish Design: Large rectangular neoclassical (modern) backyard pool classic) - the latest trend
Leucadia Mid Century Beach House
Esther vdB
Original Design Example: Modern Backyard Freeform Pool with Jacuzzi and Concrete Slabs
Urban Oasis Backyard
Kelley Design Group
Black and white home exterior with a plunge pool in the backyard.
Fresh Design Idea: Rectangular Country Style Backyard Paving Pool - Great Interior Photo
Mediterranean Elegance by Custom Design Pools
Ledge Lounger
This project, by Houston based pool builder and authorized Ledge Lounger Dealer , Custom Design Pools, features multiple seating areas, both in pool and out of pool, making it ideal for entertaining and socializing.
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DSDG Architects
Ryan Gamma Photography
Original design example of a contemporary style rectangular backyard pool with pool house and concrete slab decking
Contemporary pool and spa
Outdoor Elements
User
maximized the available space in this beautiful yard with a contemporary, rectangular pool complete with a large tanning deck and swim jet system. Mosaic glass-tile accents the spa and a shell stone deck and coping add to the contemporary feel.
Behind the tanning deck, a large, up-lit, sheer-descent waterfall adds variety and elegance to the design. A lighted gazebo makes a comfortable seating area protected from the sun while a functional outdoor kitchen is nestled near the backdoor of the residence. Raised planters and screening trees add the right amount of greenery to the space.
Outdoor Pool Cabana
Terra Ferma Landscapes
Stylish design: large sports, rectangular pool in the backyard in classic style with a pool house and clinker paving - the latest trend
Kennett Square Pool House
Archer & Buchanan architecture, ltd.
E.S. Templeton Signature Landscapes
Stylish Design Large Natural Free Form Rustic Backyard Pool with Pool House and Stone Paving Latest Trend
Guest House
Villa Vici
Interior design by Vikki Leftwich, furnishings from Villa Vici
Inspiration for home comfort: classic-style medium-sized rectangular backyard pool with pool house and stone paving
Glencoe French Chateau - Formal Pool and Landscape
Arrow.
Land + Structures
French Inspired Pool and Landscape. Designed and Photographed by Marco Romani, RLA - Landscape Architect. Arrow
Pictured: Classical rectangular backyard pool with stone pavers and fountain with
Outdoor Elegance
Delbert Adams Construction Group
Transitional backyard patio and pool with natural stone pavers, outdoor wicker and metal furniture, fountain features on stone retaining wall, and lush greenery.
Estrondo
LOPEZ ARCHITECTS AIA
Original design example of a large modern style rectangular backyard pool with jacuzzi and decking
species and varieties, examples from photos
Many owners of country houses install a swimming pool on their territory, as swimming is a fun and rewarding activity. Having your own pool allows you to refuse to buy a subscription, from daily trips to the sports complex, from uncomfortable neighborhood with other visitors.
Nowadays, many people can afford a pool in the yard, the size and type of which directly depend on the budget
Before installing the structure, you should determine the type of structure, its purpose, location and appearance. All of these factors are compared with the allocated budget - the more funds, the more options for choosing a pool.
Modern pools in the courtyard of the house - a great place for family recreation
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- Modern pools in the courtyard of the house - a great place for family recreation
- Which pool is better to choose for a private house - types and types
The use of an outdoor pool is limited by weather conditions
A pool in the yard will require more thorough water treatment than the same facility in a closed and heated room
Large objects are expensive, and if the family is large, then the pool will have to be taken from capacity so that everyone can fit in there. You also need to consider that the pool may have a depth that makes it impossible for children to use it.
Which pool is better to choose for a private house - types and types
First you need to select the purpose of the object. In the yards of private houses, two types of pools are usually installed - children's or family. Children are suitable in their dimensions and depth only for children. The depth of such objects rarely exceeds 50 cm, the shape of the structure can be in the form of a slide or a fairy-tale castle. School pools, which also do not differ in great depth, can be attributed to the same category, but their capacity has been increased. The internal volume of such objects reaches 800 liters, which is enough to accommodate several children at the same time.
Small inflatable pool with play set heats up quickly, easy to change if needed
Rigid children's pools have a larger volume and are not afraid of accidental punctures
Family pools mean that adults will be there, although there are models that intended for joint bathing of a parent and a child - then the depth can reach 130 cm.
Full-fledged objects for bathing adults have parameters of 10 meters in length and 5 meters in width. The volume will be more than 50,000 liters. If the depth is more than 150 cm, then such an object will be considered private, and the child will not be able to swim in it. Next, you need to determine the configuration of the object. Swimming pools for the whole family differ from children's models in a more robust design
Framed pool
Framed pools can be of any size. They are sold in a collapsible form, and are already mounted on the site itself. The kit includes a prefabricated frame, a metal shell, a waterproof coating and a layer of insulation. There are also water filtration systems, ladders for descending and exiting people, an awning to cover the structure.
Our wide range of framed pools ranges from small bowls for toddlers to large pools for families
There are two design options:
- Objects with a bar frame form a closed circle when assembling the metal base supports.
Such structures are always dismantled for the winter and serve for about 5 years. Rod pools consist of a frame and a film attached to it
- Sheet-framed objects are assembled from plastic or metal shields. Similar designs serve more than 10 years.
Sheet frame tanks are multi-seasonal models that do not need to be dismantled for the winter
This is the best option for installation in the area near the house, as the largest objects can hold up to 55 tons of water, which is enough for a family.
Site preparation Substrate device Frame assemblyIdeally level ground is required for the installation of frame structures. Large objects are supplied with a substrate on which the structure is installed.
Large inflatable pool
The most affordable is the inflatable pool. They are easy to install, dismantle or move from place to place. This is the easiest option for arranging a seasonal children's pool. The diameter reaches 6 meters, and the internal volume does not exceed 25,000 liters.
An inflatable pool can be installed in 15-45 minutes depending on the size
This pool can be placed anywhere and can be easily moved to another location if desired. Because of this, when the first layer is damaged, water enters the other, forming a multi-chamber effect. To install such an object, you need not only a flat surface, but also cleared of sharp objects.
Inflatable structures have a shallow depth, high sensitivity to punctures and various mechanical damage, as well as certain difficulties when draining. When installing such a pool in the yard, you need to be prepared for the fact that it will last no more than two to three years.
Concrete pool
Concrete pools take the longest to install, as they will need to dig a foundation pit, moreover, with a margin. A monolithic concrete slab is poured into this pit. Next, it will be necessary to provide for the presence of a technical pit through which communications will be carried out. Interior decoration can be different, for example, from ceramic tiles or more affordable material.
Concrete pool requires significant investment, but it lasts for decades
The bowl of a concrete pool can be given any shape and depth
Such objects require significant financial investments, as well as significant reworking of the landscape. Therefore, the installation of a concrete object is usually carried out even at the stage of building the house itself and arranging the adjacent area, when the courtyard itself has not yet formed.
Such objects can have any capacity and depth, but it will be impossible to move the structure to another place.
Swimming pond or natural pool
Natural swimming ponds differ from standard swimming pools in that they do not need to install expensive cleaning equipment, as the plants in the pond provide biological balance and the required level of cleanliness. But keep in mind that the temperature of natural water may not always be suitable for bathing adults, and even more so children. The swimming pond will still need to be cleaned from time to time, shoreline cuttings, and other maintenance procedures.
A natural pool is a large enough body of water that is not closed for the winter
It is doubly difficult to maintain a body of water if it combines an ornamental pond with a bathing area
To build such a facility on the site, some analysis is necessary. For the operation of a natural pool, both a deep-water area for swimming and a shallow area with soil and plants are needed, in which the water will be purified. For the full functioning of a natural type object, it will be necessary to install a deck, springboards, bridges and other devices.
Other options
You can also name two more types of pools that can actually be used on the site near the house:
Choosing a place to install
There are a few simple rules for choosing a place for a water pool. Free space should be with a margin. The site itself should be flat, and cleared of debris and sharp objects. You do not need to put the structure near plantings, buildings, near the fence or house.
Place the pool away from trees so that falling leaves do not pollute the water
The closer the object is to the water supply system, the better. No technical communications should take place on the site. No structures should be planned at the selected site, unless the site itself is collapsible.
A pool of any type can fit organically into the landscape design of a suburban area
Design options
There are several highlights here:
- The selected finishing materials must be moisture and frost resistant.
- For the shoreline, wood flooring, natural stone or ceramic tiles can be used.
- Pool lighting should be provided. It can be single color or multicolor.
For the arrangement of the object, light structural elements and materials with different colors should be used. It is better to refuse dark colors. The best option for finishing the interior of the pool is blue mosaic tiles. In some cases, the object may have a retractable roof.
- Objects with a bar frame form a closed circle when assembling the metal base supports.
