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45 Best Pool Designs - Beautiful Swimming Pool Ideas

Summer, we miss your balmy nights, ice cream delights, and endless light. But most of all, we miss lounging by the pool. So we rounded up 45 striking swimming pool designs to help inspire the summer days ahead. From a Tuscan-style retreat to a rustic farmhouse swimming pool, an indoor lap pool, and adjacent outdoor bars, these design-savvy pools will make you want to dive right in and float the day away. So take a mental vacation and jot down some style notes from these striking swimming pool design ideas.

Build Near the Home Bar

Douglas Friedman

With a Baja shelf in the pool, a nearby semi-covered dining area, and an indoor-outdoor home bar, this backyard designed by Ken Fulk is the perfect place to unwind or entertain outside.

Optimize It for Laps

Bunkers Hotel

If you're only planning on using your pool for exercising, stick to a rectangular shape. Long and linear is the name of the game and this shape works well in the backyard too because you'll have more pool cover options with the classic shape.

Accomodate Bar Hangs

aamir khandwala

Designed by Aamir Khandwala, this swimming pool is optimized for summer relaxation at its finest. The extended Baja shelf accommodates loungers and built-in side tables for all your in-pool bar needs.

Connect the Indoor Kitchen

Studio Lifestyle

A large awning window and exterior counter extension connect the poolhouse kitchen to the swimming deck. Los Angeles-based design firm Studio Lifestyle creates visual cohesion with modern matte exterior stains and finishes paired with sleek concrete flooring.

Have Fun With Tiles

Trevor Tondro

Designer Madeline Stuart gave the backyard of this Southern California home by architects Wallace Neff and John Byers plenty of personality, from the eclectic tiles lining the pool to the blooming bougainvillea and playful umbrella. It's cheerful and unique without being overly eccentric.

Work Around Restrictions

Jenn Feldman Design

Designer Jenn Feldman tells us it was difficult to fit a pool into this backyard given regional restrictions about property lines. So she made it work by planting ficus trees to tighten up greenery (other plants would be too deeply rooted to work with the desired pool depth) and opted for smaller floor cushions instead of loungers. She also installed a swimming jet so the occupant could still do "laps" and also comfortably hang out on the low pool bar with a refreshment in tow.

Create an Eye-Catching Passage

Brendon Goldacker

Design a pathway that visually draws the eye to the pool and also provides a clear way for people to approach it. Here, Janice Parker Design opted for an offset stacked bond pattern.

Choose Decking Wisely

Studio Robert McKinley

Here, Studio Robert McKinley used different materials to distinguish the separate hangout spots and to optimize their distinct functional purposes. The concrete flooring under the fire pit sitting area is durable, low-maintenance, and affordable while the lawn functions as a nice segue to the pool, where wood decking, though pricier, make pool maintenance much easier.

Add a Baja Shelf

Jonathan Jackson

Baja shelves are the perfect pool addition for lounging in the shallow end without having to fully submerge in the water. They're basically just a super-sized version of a top step, where you can dip in and out or relax on loungers.

Carve Out Room for Bar Prep

Thomas Loof

You don't have to add a full-blown outdoor kitchen or even any built-in elements to create a special pool-adjacent backyard bar. Here, Caroline Rafferty decked out a small bar prep zone conveniently located right by the cabana.

Play With Shapes

Ike Kligerman Barkley

Ike Kligerman Barkley designed this circular pool to play off the wave-like shingles of the pool house's show-stopping roof. The combination feels whimsical yet sophisticated and creates a softness in the landscape design that you don't get from rectangular swimming pools. The yellow-and-white awning over the indoor-outdoor bar enhance that fairytale whimsy even further.

Fence It In

Charles Mayer

Whether you opt for a minimalist fence like landscape architect Edmund Hollander did here or go for something a little more classic, such as a stone wall, fencing in your pool area will provide extra privacy and safety.

Stack Infinity Teirs

Douglas Friedman

Why have only one infinity pool when you can have several levels of infinity pools stacked together? The raised design can also be a good way to separate a Jacuzzi and swimming pool. Even better if it's overlooking a cool landscape feature, like the life-sized chess board in this backyard designed by Ken Fulk.

Match Your Home's Style

Nicole Hollis Studio

Whether you're starting a project from the ground up or you're renovating your existing swimming pool, make sure the design is consistent with the style of your home's architecture so that everything flows and works together. On this property designed by Nicole Hollis Studio, the modern, dark pool tiles and clean lines reflect the open-air structure beyond.

Swap a Jacuzzi for an Outdoor Fire Pit

Peti Lau

The patio in this backyard designed by Peti Lau cozies right up to the pool. With a built-in fireplace, you can stay warm after a cool swim. Beyond the lounge area, there's an outdoor bar and grill area.

Set the Scene

Nicole Franzen

An all-white sitting area off to the side is a sleek background for a pool party. A raffia roof hanging over the deck makes it feel nice and private.

Chanel Your Favorite Destination

Thomas Loof

Turn your pool into Tuscan retreat with burnt orange umbrellas, cypress trees, and terra cotta tiles and planters. Instead of a full roof over the patio, add a pergola to create a nice geometric look while also letting the sun dapple through. And then go pour yourself a glass of red wine.

Invest in an Island

@bontraveler

This in-ground swimming pool is sleek and clean in its design. The standout feature is the built-in island, which breaks up the simple shape and offers a surface to rest your drink or layout in the sunshine. Perfect for pool bar design!

Play With Shape

Nicole Franzen

This uniquely designed pool is the perfect place for a quick dip and is also a prime blueprint for swim-up pool bar design. If your outdoor area is built into a hill and your pool needs to be below the deck, consider this your blueprint. Round pools are a great way to deviate from the standard rectangular look and we love how the patio above reflects the circular motif.

Enhance the Surroundings

Nicole Franzen

With a light stone tile border and gravel walkway, this pool seamlessly blends into its surrounding environment. Even the shutters on the château in the distance pick up on the light blue water. To create a pool area that feels straight out of the French countryside, take notes from this lovely swimming pool.

Go Rustic

House Beautiful

Barn doors open onto the patio from the pool house at the pool of our farmhouse-filled dreams. We love the how the pool leads our eyes straight to into the charming space. Now if only we actually owned a farmhouse.

Never Underestimate Décor

PHOTO: Alexandra Ribar; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

Hello, indoor pool of our dreams. With white painted wood panelling on the walls, a brushed cement floor, stone accents, and lantern installations as lighting and artwork, this basement swimming pool space is bursting with style. The kidney bean shape is also a nod to architect Thomas Church's midcentury masterpiece.

Add Greenery

Victoria Pearson

You don't need a lot of landscaping to make your pool look impressive. A few Italian cypresses can transform a plain pool area into a relaxing retreat.

Don't Let Size Stop You

@bontraveler

If you have a smaller space but are set on building a show-stopping pool, you can still pack a lot of punch with colorful tiles. The green hues in this in-ground swimming pool mimic the courtyard's lush greenery, while the floor cushions provide a spot to lounge.

Add Pops of Color

House Beautiful

Gas lanterns on the double porch add a Bahamian vibe to this pool. We love how the pastel blue hue of the house is picked up in the bolster cushions on the lounge chairs. Now we're dreaming of the Caribbean!

Bring the Outside In

@bontraveler

This indoor to outdoor swimming pool is about as unique as it gets. Architecturally striking, this pool also offers up some practical perks. Now you can swim from indoors or outdoors depending on your mood or the season. the glass wall helps ease the transition.

Consider Landscaping

Nicole Franzen

Instead of a traditional rectangular swimming pool, build yours around the landscaping design.If you want space for palm trees and other lush plants or even just an adjacent fire pit, take that into consideration when settling on a design. The shift in shape also signifies the start of deeper water, so it's a great way to keep kids in the shallow end.

Focus on the View

Nicole Franzen

The minimalist deck and sleek infinity pool design set the scene and allow our eyes to focus on the gorgeous, expansive vineyard view ahead. Opt for this kind of design if you're drawn to the visual illusion of a never-ending edge.

Have Fun With Color

We the People Style

Make a splash with a bold tiles in your pool, then balance things out with a clean-lined, classic rectangular pool design. If red isn't your color of choice, try something unexpected but softer, such as Millennial pink.

Find Natural Shade

Julian Wass

If you have a lot of foliage or tree cover in your backyard, build your pool and hot tub around it to create some natural shade. It looks thoroughly enchanting.

Swap Out Umbrellas

Nicole Franzen

Get creative with your poolside umbrellas. Instead of the classic route, opt for a vertical round sunshades like these. And no matter where you live, you can make your yard feel like paradise with sky-piercing palm tress. Keep the coconut cocktails coming.

Go For a Grid

Luca Trovato

To create easy water access without having to walk on the grass, add an arrangement of stone pavers. They're functional, and they have a nice grid-like aesthetic.

Make It Kid-Friendly

Studio Lifestyle

A sleek, modern swimming pool will age with the house as your kids grow up. But while they're still young, build a water slide and play house structure. It's the ultimate backdrop for making summer memories.

Build In a Seating Area

@bontraveler

Al fresco dining and drinking, upgraded. The stepping stones make it easy to access when you're not swimming. If you entertain a lot, this unique design is sure to impress guests.

Set the Mood

We the People Style

Chose a darker stone tile in your pool area for a moodier environment. Opt for daybeds and cabanas instead of basic lounge chairs to make it feel like a swanky pool club.

Add a Spa

Studio Lifestyle

Build a custom spa into your pool for the best of both worlds (read: temperatures. ) Integrate it into the pool, or take a cue from this raised spa and place it beside the swimming pool so you can relax while the kids splash away.

Make It Match

James Merrell

Match your guesthouse to your pool with a cool-hued exterior. It adds a pop of color to your yard, and the pastels feel tranquil, as a poolside setting should.

Add Drama With Stones

William Abranowicz

This beach house has a serious wow factor — the living room opens to the pool. If that isn't enough, coral stepping stones at one end let you walk on water.

Incorporate Underwater Seating

Victoria Pearson

This ranch house has an underwater bench that runs the length of the 45-foot pool. It's ideal for dogs to get in and out, or for people to lounge.

Break Out The Boxwoods

Jonny Valiant

Clipped boxwood and a tall privet hedge dress up a pool. Blue lounges with striped pillows complete the classic look.

Look for Inspiration

Anne Schlechter

Add boxwood parterres and you'll feel like you're living in a palace. Versailles's got nothing on your backyard when it looks like this.

Say Yes to Hedges

Francesco Lagnese

We may not be able to have an infinity-edge pool overlooking the ocean, but we can probably handle recreating this living wall. Added perk: It's the perfect photo backdrop for summer parties.

Build an Adjacent Gazebo

Eric Piasecki

A gazebo is the perfect addition to an upscale yet quaint backyard. The easy way to update your pool area? Upholstery. Yellow cushions make a pool feel even more summery, and you can swap them out for darker colors in the fall/winter.

Hang Sheer Curtains

Simon Upton

A vacation is as close as your backyard. Gauzy curtains give the pool area a breezy, tropical feel and add privacy.

Construct a Raised Deck

Pieter Estersohn

If your pool area is next to your garage or another less than beautiful area, construct an elevated deck. Rise above those functional spaces for a retreat that feels anything but ordinary.

Hadley Mendelsohn Senior Editor Hadley Mendelsohn is House Beautiful's senior design editor and the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House.

75 Beautiful Swimming Pool Designs

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Updated on 07/13/22

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There's a swimming pool type for every outdoor space–even long, narrow side yards or smack-dab-in-the-middle courtyards. From sleek, modern masterpieces to Mediterranean escapes to private waterparks to natural pools, we've found every size, style, design, and type of pool you can imagine. Dive in and be dazzled.

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Embrace Tropical Appeal
Bender & Associates Architects
A historic, circa-1850 home was restored and received a few new additions, like a pool house and carport. Bender & Associates Architects designed a pool that is appropriate for the period and design of the house, enhancing rather than overpowering the property. Lush tropical landscaping makes this a home that looks like an island retreat.
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Test Out Desert Hardscaping
Bill Timmerman
A rectangular 33-by-14-foot pool comes alive with landscaping designed by Ibarra Rosano, including giant concrete balls by Holler & Saunders of Nogales, Arizona.
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Think Eco-Friendly
Whit Preston
A modern backyard by Murray Legge Architecture of Austin, Texas, includes a pool house with a roof featuring grasses, sedges, and wildflowers native to Central Texas. Mortarless cut Leuders limestone on steel was used for the pool decking, while Bisazza mosaic glass tile covers the pool interior. Stools inside the pool were formed with tubes and gunite.
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Lean Into Nature
Tamara Alvarez
When in Key West, Florida, go with the natural landscape and make it tropical. Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture used Pebble Tec in Caribbean Blue for the surfacing, while a natural coral stone in a herringbone pattern was used for the pool deck and paving.
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Take Views Into Consideration
ChiChi Ubina / Austin Patterson Disston Architects
A lap pool at a private residence in Greenwich, New York, overlooks a river. Designed by Austin Patterson Disston Architects, the long pool was built to take in the view and is surrounded by Connecticut stone.
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Opt for Classic Palm Springs
Michael Utterback
The pool of this stunning midcentury modern home originally designed by famed modernist architect William Krisel is on view from pretty much every room. Preserving the home's architectural significance and integrity was key to Studio AR&D Architects' renovation and restoration. The home represents the Palm Springs lifestyle that blends leisure and refinement, with a seamless connection between architecture and landscape that has become associated with modern desert and California design.
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Stick with Open and Airy
41 West
At a Naples, Florida, house, 41 West created a pool with a natural pebble finish to accentuate the clear water reflecting the sky, especially when it's pure blue. With the hot Florida sun in mind, the decking is made of cement pavers set in sand so bare feet won't get burned.
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Design a Farmhouse Pool
Olimpia Lalli
A terraced hill in Bologna, Spain, is a private spot for late-afternoon swims with views of the Mediterranean landscape. Designed by Deposito Creativo, Villa Privato Bertinoro features a farmhouse with places to relax and enjoy the scenery when not working.
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Walk the Straight and Narrow
Erhard Pfeiffer
A nearly 16-foot-high living/dining area opens on three sides, one on the west to a lap pool that is a focal point at night when illuminated. Designed by EYRC Architects, natural vs. industrial and rough vs. smooth is played out in materials throughout this Venice, California, house.
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Infuse a Little Bit of Jungle

Jim Peasey Photography

A West Hollywood home gained vertical space and spectacular views in this remodel by Los Angeles-based firm (fer) Studio. The kidney-shaped pool was redesigned with glass mosaic tile and includes a spa and shallow wading pool for lounge furniture.
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Install Beautiful Blue Tiles
Urban Angles
A modern home in Melbourne, Australia, features a beautiful pool built by DDB Design Development & Building with landscape design by COS Designs Creative Outdoor Solutions. Custom-designed blue Bisazza tiles were used for the spa, while white tiles in the pool reflect the sky and can change. White lights are installed in the pool to intensify the blue tiles.
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Retain Unique Features
Alex Vertikoff
A Spanish colonial revival house in Glendale, California, was restored and received an outdoor design makeover by Sacred Space Garden Design and Huntington Pools that included era-appropriate hardscape, water features, tile, and landscaping.
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Modernize the Cabana and Pool
Key Residential
A remodel included a pool cabana that replaced an old enclosed back house and a pool with an architectural fountain feature and oversized plant containers. This was a team project that included Key Residential, Pool Environments, Jason Osterberger Designs, and Randy Angell Designs. The cabana includes outdoor ceiling fans and heaters, a built-in mosquito spray system, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with a linear fireplace and hearth that extends to the pool fountain.
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Bring in Mid-Century Modern Pops
Patrick Ketchum
A mid-century modern Alexander home in Palm Springs designed by Palmer & Krisel retained the original look and vibe but received some contemporary updates, like an integrated spa, ground-level fire pit, and a mosaic outdoor shower. h4K incorporated clever features like "moats" of grass between concrete slabs and choosing era-appropriate furnishings, like the pagoda California Umbrellas, CB2 chairs, and Surya pillows.
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Go for a Wraparound Design
Skale
A timber- and steel-framed pavilion (pergola) connects the house to the infinity pool in this Brisbane, Australia, project by Skale Design. The pool surfaces are finished with a pebble pool plaster finish.
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Add a Twist of French Countryside Style
LAIR Architectural + Interior Photography
The homeowners wanted a French countryside look for their Dallas home. Pool Environments designed a curvilinear pool that includes a small extended wet deck and fountain with a stone waterfall feature. The project, spearheaded by Key Residential, includes Pennsylvania bluestone pavers surrounding the pool, with artificial turf grass in place of mortar or pebbles.
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Blend Interior and Exterior Looks
Jay Greene Architectural Photography
Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise and there is no need to stop when the temperatures drop. EB Mahoney built an enclosed room for a lap pool in a modern Philadelphia home, next to a wall with windows for an experience that is closest to nature.
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Create a Peaceful Atmosphere
Thomas Flint
A clean, classic rectangular pool with bullnose bluestone coping and a carpet of green grass that rolls right up to the water's edge was designed by Thomas Flint Landscape Design & Development for a large property in Ridgewood, New Jersey.
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Rethink the Entry Points
Absolutely Outdoors
Proving that not all pools are geometric, this curvy design by Absolutely Outdoors in Houston is a pool for cooling off, exercising, and soaking in the bubbly spa at night—kind of a something-for-everyone situation. And if you want, you can just kick back and enjoy those fountains.
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Swap a Pool for a Pond
Amanda Patton
Is it a natural pool or pond? Amanda Patton Landscape & Garden Design created a swimming pond, with the pool located in the deeper section, while the shallow area houses a planted filtration zone. Patton says one of the pros of a swimming pond is that it looks good throughout the year and doesn't need to be covered during the winter since it's a pond.
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Choose a Raised Pool
Nicholas Watt
An elevated lap pool by Secret Gardens in Sydney, Australia, is built of hardwood and concrete, with Ophiopogon Japonicus running the length of the pool.
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Embrace Big Boulders
Darren Bosch
To anchor those large granite boulders, The Landmark Group built raised pillars and benches while pouring concrete to accommodate the big rocks. Large pieces of flagstone quarried from local limestone were used for the pool decking, separated by 1-inch polymeric joints. Since the pool is in Toronto, Canada, it's drained during the winterizing process.
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Make Moonlight Swims Possible
Pool Environments
A sleek, modern small swimming pool by Pool Environments of Dallas is illuminated to coax its owners for a midnight swim. The side corner wall is raised to the level of the patio for a natural transition from house to pool.
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Finish with a Bridge
Rosewood Custom Builders
A large rectangular pool features a Tuscan-style bridge for a change of view or a thrill ride down the slide. Designed by Rosewood Custom Builders, the vine-covered structure is also nice to look at.
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Construct a Stone Pool
Shepard Butler Landscape Architecture
An existing land depression (dip) on a Vermont mountaintop was an ideal spot for Shepard Butler Landscape Architecture to build a pool that becomes part of the land. SBLA used local stone slabs and stacked them on the south end for a raised sunbathing platform. Stone steps lead to a niche with stone benches and an integrated fire pit. A stone waterfall, sculpture, and dive stone continue the natural look.
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Experiment with Freeform Pools
Lewis Aquatech
Mediterranean influences are evident in this freeform pool designed by Lewis Aquatech of Chantilly, Virginia. Among them: the use of flagstone, earth tones, accents of bright colors, shaded seating, and an outdoor dining area.
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Lay Mediterranean Roots
Brad Sharpe
A Mediterranean landscape in Austin, Texas, was achieved by Brad Sharpe Pools by building a lap pool under mature trees. Sharpe recommends that lap pools should be a minimum of 34 feet in length. The interior finish is Turtle Bay Pebble Sheen by Pebble Tec.
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Blend Into the Landscape
Poole's Stone and Garden
For a backyard pool in the Washington, DC, metro area, Poole's Stone and Garden used a pebble pool finish on the surfaces, then integrated stone and natural materials, for a look that blends with the natural surroundings.
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Test Out a Reflection Pool
Halkin Photography LLC
A steel-reinforced pool features gunite construction and a gray marble plaster interior finish. Designed by Armond Architects, the regeneration area was built with a liner which is finished with river rock.
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Utilize Reclaimed Materials
Stone Farm
They say the greenest building is the one already built; the same could be said for existing materials. Stone Farm in Connecticut uses reclaimed curbing and accent pieces as coping for swimming pools and outdoor features for a unique, one-of-a-kind look and feel.
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Design an Eclectic Eco Pool
Bau Fritz
Natural pools have been popular in Europe for several years; this eclectic design by Bau-Fritz GmbH & Co. in Germany includes a pergola with a hanging cocoon-like treehouse chair.
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Highlight a Vanishing Edge
Patdo Light Studio
A stunning modern home on the Costa Rican coast features a pool that is spectacularly illuminated by New York-based Patdo Light Studio in blues and oranges.
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Blend Sources of Inspiration
Matthew Mallet
This elegant backyard design actually includes a pool barrier, which is required by law in Victoria, Australia. Each glass panel is held in place by a custom-fabricated stainless steel "clamp." The project, from Design Unity, allows unobstructed views of the pool and yard, and from the pool to the house and surroundings. The pool was resurfaced with royal blue Quartzon. Sealed sandstone pavers for decking are cool to walk on when Noosa temperatures rise.
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Play with Plant Placement
Skale
A tropical plantation in Brisbane, Australia, integrates indoor-outdoor living with wood decking that leads to a pool you can easily jump in and out of. Designed by Skale, the pool is situated in a private courtyard and offers breathtaking views of Noosa on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
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Make an Urban Retreat

Rosebrook Custom Pools

Indiana limestone surrounds a Mediterranean-style swimming pool with integrated spa in the yard of a home in the Chicago suburb of Glenview. Designed by Rosebrook Custom Pools, the private outdoor space includes a vine-covered pergola and pool house.
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Surround with Flagstone
Brad Sharpe
Flagstone that flows from the patio carries out to the pool to form natural coping at the pool edges. Designed by Brad Sharpe Pools and Shows & Allen Landscape Architects, the San Antonio, Texas, yard includes water features and a vine-covered pergola.
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Embrace a Petite Pool
Koffka/Phakos Design
This beautiful Spanish bungalow in Los Angeles' Atwater Village features a small pool with hand-painted tiles and a fountain that make it appear larger. Designed by landscape architect Lisa Gimmy and Koffka/Phakos Design, the space includes additional seating inside the pool if you don't mind getting wet.
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Opt for Modernist Mediterranean
Bill Bocken
Inspired by early 20th-century modernist architect Irving Gill, this San Diego pool and landscape designed by Bill Bocken Architecture and Interior Design has Mediterranean features like climbing vines and palm trees.
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Highlight the Surroundings
Dave Roche / Roche+Roche
One of the many California dreams is to live in a vineyard. This property near Yountville, California, features a Craftsman-style house with Mediterranean landscaping by Roche+Roche, with Kennedy & Kennedy Architects, and Le Reve interior design. Bluestone pool decking features brick-inset "carpets" and a custom-tiled spa was designed by the owner and Metolius Ridge.
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Build with Rocks and Boulders
Spring Creek
More than 200 tons of boulders were used to create the waterfalls of this natural-looking pool in Lodi, California. Liquid FX Pools built pathways, caves, and a 30-foot-long tube slide into the stunning water feature.
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Produce a Farmhouse Chic Pool
Ashley Cole
Ashley Cole was the interior designer for a farmhouse with a tiled lap pool neatly tucked in and accessible via a patio and several rooms of the house.
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Go Indoors
Katz Novoa
An indoor pool in Short Hills, New Jersey, designed by Katz Novoa Architects, allows light to filter in through overhead and side windows while still keeping swimmers warm and under cover.
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Design a Backyard Theme Park
Rosewood Custom Builders
Oklahoma flagstone set in concrete surrounds this family pool by Rosewood Custom Builders that also features Creme de Menthe Pebble Tec finish and a 30-foot slide.
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Try Out Brick Accents
Brad Sharpe
A rectangular swimming pool with brick decking features an integrated spa that also received a brick coping, designed by Brad Sharpe Pools of Texas.
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Construct a Freeform Infinity Pool
Design Ecology
Design Ecology created an infinity pool that looks over Lake Austin features a sunken kitchen at the water level, along with a private spa. It practically feels like its one with nature.
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Pull Inspiration from Italy
Jack Coyier
This one-acre property in California created by EPTDESIGN in the Italianate style features a landscape that is formal and also many playful elements, like fountains, urns, sculpture, and an armillary (sphere).
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Add a Slide
Thomas Flint
Waterparks are surely a fun place to be, but when your own backyard is equipped with a slide and water features it's hard to beat. A stone diving rock and slide with waterfalls and native plants distinguish this pool in New Jersey designed by Thomas Flint Landscape Design and Development.
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Surround It with Nature

Cathie Hong Boutique Interior Design Firm

To really up the relaxing atmosphere, think about the plants that surround the pool area. A touch of nature, through trees, shrubs, and potted plants can make this outdoor area feel more like an escape. Create a stylish cabana, like seen here, and be sure to add plenty of cushy seats.
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Lock in the Backyard Trifecta

Mindy Gayer Design Co.

The formula for a perfect outdoor area? Great seating, shade, and a place to take a dip—something this spot excels in. Though there are separate areas for different activities, the way it has been designed makes the space flow.
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Curate a Spa-Like Pool Atmosphere

Tina Ramchandani Creative

Whether you're a spa owner or not, your pool can certainly make you feel like you own one. The best way to infuse relaxation is to create choices. Add a variety of different seating types to best cater to guests and what you prefer doing by the pool. Sun loungers are great for catching rays, whereas chairs might be better for eating a snack or reading a book.
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Dream Up a Lavish Lap Pool

Erin Williamson Design

Lap pools often get flack for being simple and more basic in its uses (hence the name) but this one goes against the assumptions. It's stylishly adorned with tiles and has a separate hot tub built up from the pool's level. Even one of the seating areas interacts with it.
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Go with the Flow

@charbonneauinteriors / Instagram

Many pools are square or angular, but that's not the only way to go about adding a swimming fixture. Take a hint from this rounded, curvy option that swirls around the patio dining area and has curved stairs to match. Overall, things will simply feel more free-flowing.
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Make a Monochrome Sanctuary

Calimia Home

For breezy vacation feels year-round, a bright white theme is a solid choice. It's the perfect backdrop and frame for the aqua of a pool and surrounding nature. A few black accents (like the pendants and sconces) make this pool all the more chic.
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Add Greenery and Grass

Calimia Home

Pools are often surrounded by pavers or cement, but adding grass or a lawn is a lovely way to make it feel more enveloped in nature. The type of landscaping chosen can completely alter the overall look as well. This one feels rather Tuscan-inspired, but cacti and other plants can create a different atmosphere.
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Try Tropical Lighting Effects
Gary Novasel / Patdo Light Studio
Patdo Light Studio of Port Chester, New York, illuminated a backyard swimming pool to accentuate tropical features of the outdoor pool, including landscaping, waterfalls, and hardscape.
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Accessorize the Pool

Maite Granda

What's a pool without a fun floatie? The design of this one is fantastic enough on its own with glass panels around the perimeter and fun geometric angles. That being said, the addition of the flamingo makes it that much more fun.
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Keep It Compact

@houseofharvee / Instagram

Even the smallest pools can have a stunning impact in your backyard. This dreamy area feels even more expansive thanks to the materials used. The glass divider and all-white walls give the impression that there is extra space and the different levels offer more to residents than just a place to swim and sit.
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Create Levels

Jenn Pablo Studio

A pool can be the perfect way to experiment with different levels and dimensions in a backyard. Whether the seating area is sunken in, like seen here, or the pool is the spot that must be walked down to, there are many creative options for constructing a little more visual interest.
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Incorporate Natural Elements

Maite Granda

Plants and wooden fixtures feel ultra fitting near a swimming pool. Think about what kinds of materials make the most sense depending on the look you're trying to achieve. This outdoor area also shows a great example of incorporating different types of exposure to the sun and elements, too.
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Create Multiple Niches

@jcdesign1. 1 / Instagram

No matter how big or small your outdoor area is, little niches circumnavigating the pool make it more interesting and intriguing to spend time in. This pretty space offers pouf loungers as well as a sun-soaked daybed for a variety of options.
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Nail Down Colors and Shapes

Leclair Decor

Umbrellas, large pavers, and a pool house-meets-bar make this pool a treat to relax by. It's a lovely area that feels cohesive courtesy of the repeating lines, shapes, and palette. The squares and angles seen throughout the whole space (and monochromatic black and white colors) are clean and elegant.
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Blend a Play Area with a Pool

Maite Granda

Homes with little ones will benefit from having a play area nearby. While adults relax by the pool, kids can play and go for a swim, too. A simple setup with minimal colors and shapes doesn't take up too much space and fits in nicely with the overarching design style.
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Consider the Sun

Michelle Boudreau Design

Before building a pool, think about where the sun rises, sets, and shines throughout the day. This will not only help inform a great pool design, but how to best arrange chairs and tables around the outdoor area, too. Don't forget to implement shade options if the pool gets hit with direct sunlight for most of the day.
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Embrace Infinity

Tyler Karu

Infinity pools are stunning options not just overlooking oceans, but into any form of nature. This pool drops off and gives way to a breathtaking green nature scape, really enveloping the swimming area in its surroundings.
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Go for L-Shaped Luxury
Pool Environments
"Floating" pavers and a sculptural fountain in a small L-shaped pool in Texas add interest and continue the materials and lines of the surrounding patio in this design by Pool Environments. Fountains and vivid lighting make the pool a focal point.
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Go All Out
Pool Environments
A waterpark-like experience with an elegant design that will appeal to all ages is what Pool Environments of Dallas came up with for this entertaining backyard in Texas. The pool features stones, waterfalls and features, islands, colorful landscaping, and inviting artistic elements.
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Create Some Privacy

@mindygayerdesign / Instagram

Provide extra privacy for your pool area through thoughtfully-placed walls and plants. The bright white wall and wonderfully landscaped shrubbery and trees here show that adding some seclusion doesn't have to be sterile or boring.
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Provide Plenty of Shade

Michelle Boudreau Design

Once the pool design is decided, don't forget about the areas and nooks around the space that it's comprised of. When you're not swimming, consider the shade options available to you and visitors and make sure there are plenty of comfortable resting spots for in between laps.
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Solidify the Stonework

Midcity Design Group

Finishing touches and flooring have a big impact in how a pool area looks and feels. The stonework and tiling around this pool makes the space appear elevated and nods at a tropical getaway—especially with the blossoming tree hanging above.
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Try an Indoor/Outdoor Pool

Sire Design

Not every climate calls for an outdoor pool—and even in places that do, a hybrid pool of sorts still reigns supreme. Covered but still exposed to the outdoors, this option shows how perfect this blend can be.
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Go for Modern

@ifwallscouldtalkja / Instagram

The look of the pool is important, but to really ace the design, it should blend in with the rest of the house—something this home does beautifully. The sleek, modern architecture is reflected in the shape of the pool and surrounding patio area. The wooden elements on the home are also echoed in the furniture for a super cohesive space.
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Think Outside the (Pool) Box

Design: Thomas Guy Interiors / Photography: Haylei Smith

There are plenty of seating arrangements to have by a pool, but what about in one? Cool off while also enjoying the view through the use of water-proof chairs as this setup shows. They blend in with the scene and make jumping in all the more enticing.
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Get the Lighting Right

Michelle Boudreau Design

Ambient lighting doesn't just highlight the best parts of interiors—the right setup can affect how a pool and outdoor area look, too. This pool excels at feeling luxe, part in thanks to the lights within it and surrounding it on the walkways.
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Invest in a Pool House

Tina Ramchandani Creative

Pool houses are a great way to keep outdoor decor and necessities organized. Not only that, but they keep you and guests in closer vicinity to the pool on hot days. Set up a mini bar or game room within the space or changing areas to make the most of the poolside real estate.
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Build a Smooth Transition

Design: Thomas Guy Interiors / Photography: Jen Morley Burner

Make it easy to slip between the pool and indoors with sliding glass panels. Doors that allow light to pour through make the transition from a cozy living room to a breezy pool area so much smoother. It's perfect for getting a view of the pool and plants on days where swimming isn't really an option.

Swimming pools in Nizhny Novgorod - addresses, reviews and prices

Swimming classes will allow you to always stay in great shape, develop spinal mobility, lose weight and strengthen the cardiovascular system.

Fitness club "Physical school" (South)

District: Avtozavodsky / South-West

Address: South highway, 2g

Basin length: 25 meters

Quantity tracks: 4 Paths

Certificate from a doctor: unknown

Payment: Purchase Buying Card

Fitness Club "Gold's Fitness" (Indigo Life)

Nizhny Novgorod / Upper Peshs

Address: Kazanskoe shosse, 11

Pool length: 25 meters

Number of lanes: 4 lanes

Medical certificate: Needed

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Payment: Buying club card

Fitness club "Physical school" (ships)

District: Sormovsky

Address: Shipbuilding Ave, p. 14

Basin length: 25 meters 25 meters

Number of lanes: 5 lanes

Medical certificate: Unknown

Payment: Buying a club card

Fitness Club

Fitness0009 District: Sovetsky

Address: Gagarina Ave., 27

Basin Length: 25 meters

Cars: 3 tracks

Certificate from a doctor: need

Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment : Buying a club card

X-Fit fitness club (Sormovsky)

District: Sormovsky

Address: Dmitry Pavlova, 13

Pool length: 25 meters

Room of tracks: 3 tracks

Certificate from a doctor: Need

Payment: Buying Card

Fitness Club “World Class” (Pushkinsky)

District: Soviet

Address: st. Timiryazeva, 31a

Pool length: 25 meters

Number of lanes: 4 lanes

Medical certificate: Unknown

Payment: Purchase of a club card

Gold’s Fitness Fitness Club (Hampton)

District: Nizhny Novgorod

Address: st. Maxim Gorky, d.252

Basin length: 25 meters

Rumors Sormovich

District: SORMOVSKY

Address: Jubilee boulevard, d.31

Basin length: 25 meters

Rumors : Buying a club card

Sports club "Fitness House" (Moskovskoe highway)

District: Kanavinsky

Address: Moskovskoe highway, 12

Basin length: 25 meters

Summary of the tracks: 5 tracks

Help from the doctor: unknown

Payment: Buying club

FIZEL CRUBE (RODOUNOUS)

District: Nizhny Novgorod

Address: st. Rodionova, d.0009 Certificate from a doctor: is unknown

Payment: Purchase Buying Card

Sports House "Nizhny Novgorodets"

District: Moscow

Address: Herov Ave, d.47

Basin length: 25 meters

The number of tracks: 6 tracks

Certificate from a doctor: NEED

Payment: Similarly visited and subscription

Delphin swimming pool

District: Sovetsky

Address: pr-t Gagarina, d.25

Basin length: 50 meters

Rumors Payment: One-time visit and subscription

House of physical culture with a swimming pool Krasnodontsev, 6

Basin length: 25 meters

Room of tracks: 6 tracks

Certificate from a doctor: NEED

Payment: Similarly Visit and subscription

9000 : Moscow

Address: st. Yaroshenko, 5a

Pool length: 25 meters

Number of lanes: 5 lanes

Medical certificate: Need

Payment: Single visit and subscription

Sports club "Fitness House" (Flowers)

District: Prioksky

Address:
st. Flower, d.12

Basin length: 25 meters

Rumors FizKult (Business)

District: Nizhny Novgorod

Address: st. Rodionova, d.201, K. 1

Basin Length: 25 meters

Rumors Palace of Sports "Zarechye"

District: Leninsky / Molitovka

Address: st. Arkticheskaya, 7

Basin length: 25 meters

Room of tracks: 5 tracks

Certificate from a doctor: unknown

Payment: Similarly Visit and Subscription

Physical and Healing Complex "Soksky"

District: Prioksky

Address: Gagarin Avenue, 119v

Pool length: 25 meters

Number of lanes: 6 lanes

Certificate from a doctor: NEED

Payment: A single visit and subscription

Olympus swimming pool

District: Soviet

Address: st. Veterinarnaya, 2a

Pool length: 25 meters

Number of lanes: 4 lanes

Certificate from the doctor: Needed

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Fitness club "Physical school" (Avtozavodsky)

District: Avtozavodsky

Address: Lenin Ave., d.108

Basin length: 25 meters

Room of tracks: 5 lanes

Medical certificate: Unknown

Payment: Buying a club card

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Official website of the Northern Star Sports Palace

REGISTRATION OF A SUBSCRIPTION

1. Get a certificate from a doctor that you can visit the pool:

- for adults - therapist (1 year) + FLG (1 year) + analysis for enterobiosis (1 year) + analysis for hymenolepiasis ( feces for worm eggs) (1 year)

- for children from 4 to 12 years old - pediatrician (1 year) + analysis for enterobiasis (3 months) + analysis for hymenolepiasis (1 year)

- for children from 12 years – pediatrician (1 year) + analysis for enterobiosis (1 year) + analysis for hymenolepiasis (1 year)

2. Select a group from the remaining free places after the renewal of subscriptions from the previous month from the 25th to the 5th day of the current month (get acquainted with the class schedule and price list)

4. Issue a subscription from the administrator, pay at the cash desk

(the cash desk opening hours: 13:00 -21:00)

Rules for visiting the MBU secondary school "Northern Star"

Pool Rules

SanPiN 2.1.3678 - 20 "Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for the operation of premises, buildings, structures, equipment and vehicles, as well as the conditions for the activities of business entities selling goods, performing work or providing services"

SanPiN 3.3686-21 "Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for the prevention of infectious diseases"

SanPiN 2.4.3648-20 "Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for organizations of education and training, recreation and health improvement of children and youth"

RULES FOR ATTENDING THE POOL AND SELLING SUBSCRIPTIONS:

Extension of existing subscriptions for the next month is made from the 20th to the 24th day (inclusive) with the previous subscription in hand.

All remaining available seats are sold from the 25th to the 5th day of each month.

After renewal, the sale of subscriptions is subject to a certificate from a doctor stating that you can visit the pool:

- for adults - therapist (1 year) + FLG (1 year) + analysis for enterobiosis (1 year) + analysis for hymenolepiasis (feces on eggs of worms) (1 year)

- for children from 4 to 12 years old - pediatrician (1 year) + analysis for enterobiosis (3 months) + analysis for hymenolepiasis (1 year)

- for children from 12 years old - pediatrician (1 year) + analysis for enterobiasis (1 year) + analysis for hymenolepiasis (1 year)

Cash desk is open (sale of subscriptions) from 13:00 (Sun. from 9:00) to 21:00

Number of classes 4,8,12, b/ l (from Mon. to Sat.) on specific days and fixed times (7:15 - Mon, Wed, Fri; 20:00 Mon - Sat)

Sunday 9:30, 10:15, 17.00. Swimming lessons: 11:00, 11:45, 12:30, 13:15, 14:00, 14:45, 15:30. nine0003
The first lesson falls at the beginning of the month on the day specified in the subscription.

If there are 5 subscription lessons in a month, you can attend only 4. The fifth lesson is paid as a single lesson.

Reimbursement for classes occurs upon the provision of a sick leave or travel certificate (photocopy), upon application.

Children from 4 to 14 years old are allowed only with adults and under their responsibility.

A visitor to the pool must have bathing clothes, a cap, a towel, soap, a sponge, hygiene items must be in a plastic container, be in a bag. nine0003
It is forbidden to swim in underwear and sports shorts.

Access to the pool is carried out strictly according to the schedule, on the days and hours specified in the subscription.

The entrance of visitors to the changing rooms of the pool starts 15 minutes before the start of the session. Before starting classes, it is mandatory to take a shower with a thorough wash without a swimming suit with a sponge and soap. According to SanPin 2.1.2.1188-03

Outerwear should be taken to the wardrobe, lockers in locker rooms are used to place clothes (except for outerwear) and other personal items (except for valuables). Change into flip-flops (special shoes for the pool), and leave outdoor shoes (in a bag) and outerwear in the cloakroom. nine0003
After the end of the class, the visitor takes a shower for 10 minutes and leaves the locker room no later than 20 minutes after the end of the class.

The administration has the right: If the above rules are not observed, deprive the client of attending classes without further compensation.

www.dsszvezda.ru Please check the latest information in advance by phone: 212-53-60

Name of services

Number

lessons

per month

Cost of service

Conducting group lessons in the pool for adults (from 14 years old and over)

12

2500

8

2000

4

1200

Conducting group classes in the pool of free access for adults (from 14 years old and over)

unlimited

3500

Conducting group classes in the pool for children from 7 to 14 years old

12

1500

8

1200

4

800

Conducting one-time group lessons in the pool (from 14 years old and older)

45 min

350

Conducting one-time group lessons in the pool (from 7 to 14 years old)

45 min

250

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Name of services	Number lessons per month	Cost of service
Conducting group lessons in the pool for adults (from 14 years old and over)	12	2500
	8	2000
	4	1200
Conducting group classes in the pool of free access for adults (from 14 years old and over)	unlimited	3500
Conducting group classes in the pool for children from 7 to 14 years old	12	1500
	8	1200
	4	800
Conducting one-time group lessons in the pool (from 14 years old and older)	45 min	350
Conducting one-time group lessons in the pool (from 7 to 14 years old)	45 min	250

Swimming pool area

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75 Beautiful Swimming Pool Designs

Embrace Tropical Appeal

Test Out Desert Hardscaping

Think Eco-Friendly

Lean Into Nature

Take Views Into Consideration

Opt for Classic Palm Springs

Stick with Open and Airy

Design a Farmhouse Pool

Walk the Straight and Narrow

Infuse a Little Bit of Jungle

Install Beautiful Blue Tiles

Retain Unique Features

Modernize the Cabana and Pool

Bring in Mid-Century Modern Pops

Go for a Wraparound Design

Add a Twist of French Countryside Style

Blend Interior and Exterior Looks

Create a Peaceful Atmosphere

Rethink the Entry Points

Swap a Pool for a Pond

Choose a Raised Pool

Embrace Big Boulders

Make Moonlight Swims Possible

Finish with a Bridge

Construct a Stone Pool

Experiment with Freeform Pools

Lay Mediterranean Roots

Blend Into the Landscape

Test Out a Reflection Pool

Utilize Reclaimed Materials

Design an Eclectic Eco Pool

Highlight a Vanishing Edge

Blend Sources of Inspiration

Play with Plant Placement

Make an Urban Retreat

Surround with Flagstone

Embrace a Petite Pool

Opt for Modernist Mediterranean

Highlight the Surroundings

Build with Rocks and Boulders

Produce a Farmhouse Chic Pool

Go Indoors

Design a Backyard Theme Park

Try Out Brick Accents

Construct a Freeform Infinity Pool

Pull Inspiration from Italy

Add a Slide

Surround It with Nature

Lock in the Backyard Trifecta

Curate a Spa-Like Pool Atmosphere

Dream Up a Lavish Lap Pool

Go with the Flow

Make a Monochrome Sanctuary

Add Greenery and Grass

Try Tropical Lighting Effects

Accessorize the Pool

Keep It Compact

Create Levels

Incorporate Natural Elements

Create Multiple Niches

Nail Down Colors and Shapes

Blend a Play Area with a Pool

Consider the Sun

Embrace Infinity

Go for L-Shaped Luxury

Go All Out

Create Some Privacy

Provide Plenty of Shade

Solidify the Stonework

Try an Indoor/Outdoor Pool

Go for Modern

Think Outside the (Pool) Box

Get the Lighting Right

Invest in a Pool House

Build a Smooth Transition

Swimming pools in Nizhny Novgorod - addresses, reviews and prices

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