Pool Deck Designs & Ideas

swimming pool - vinutha_varun

ARCHITECT: ARK ARQUITECTOS Photos © TINO Natural Stone

A little used in-ground whirlpool was removed from the area at the end of the pool to make room for an outdoor living room. It features a BBQ station (beside the kitchen walkout) plus a sumptuous lounge area with three sectional sofas. The highlight is a cozy fire feature which adds drama and helps to extend the season.

Cox Pools/Jelly Graphics

Designed by Dane Richardson of Dane Design Australia. Photography by Mark Cooper – Lime Graphic Media/Epic Swells

Thorsten Faust

Ein faszinierend neues Design für entspannte Chillarea. Freischwebend wirkende Plattformen aus komplett wetterfestem und pflegeleichtem Aluminium in Kombination mit Teakolz bilden einen interessant wirkenden Materialmix. Individuell kombinierbar durch ein Baukastensystem. Kissen in vielen Designs auch in wetterfester Variante erhältlich. Das ist Chillen auf ganz hohem Niveau!
Sw - smidoor

Michael Wolk Design Associates created a sophisticated and vibrant interior to complement the enchanting exterior. This modern single family home in South Florida, has warmth, texture and a tropical sensibility. While a pale neutral palette plays off dark wood castings and detailing, the bright art work and accessories peppered throughout pop. There was a weight bearing column in the middle of the living room that Wolk took the opportunity to transform into a sculptural highlight with a function; he designed a wood wing wall.

Peta North
Swimming - chiranjeevi_janapareddi

Randy Angell, Designer The beautiful estate already had a well-designed backyard by a prominent landscape architect. This included the upper spa area, which we had built for the previous owner. The challenge presented by the new homeowner was to create a seamless design that integrated the new with the existing, remained true to the original architects vision, and created a space to be enjoyed by the family's children, as well as the many business and charity event guests that would be frequenting the home.

Simon Wood