Zen Contemporary Pool, Dallas

I believe Will Snyder was the architect and Susan Newell was the builder.

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Nice project! Pools have many uses and would be ideal for the WaterRipper and RipperSkip games.

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Thank you! The tile is from Dal Tile and is CY08 12x24.

This is one of the most amazing pools I've seen.! Are the edges rounded? Did you use the bullnose 3X12 tiles as well? Did you use a different tile for the waterline?

We are now using Wet Edge products. Either Luna Quartz, or Primera Stone for an upgraded finish. They have several dealers in California. Their website is wetedgetechnologies.com. You can go to the website and it will provide a list of dealers. Good Luck!

No, this pool does not have a automatic cover.

Thank you! The tile on this project came from
DalTile. It is a 12x24 tile with a bullnose, finished edge, set with
black epoxy grout. We utilize an Ozonator on our pools (rather than a
saline system), which helps reduce the amount of chemicals in the water, but
with dark tile, especially, care must be taken, to keep the tile clean.

One size does not fit all! We advise consulting with a custom pool cover specialist.

Thanks for the inquiry! They are Italian Cypress.

It is Mapei Charcoal.

The pool is 13 x 37.

Thank you! This color was achieved with a custom blend of Diamond Brite and LED lighting.

The pool water flows into a hidden trough, under the Mexican beach pebble. That trough, then empties into an underground surge tank, for recycling into the pool filtration system.

Thank you! The edges are tile, not marble. Perimeter overflows do require a skilled contractor as the finish of the edge has to be perfectly level in order to create the clean, crisp overspill. This project was in the 120K range. I hope this helps!

Thank you! It is DiamondBrite, 7 parts Onyx & 3 parts French Grey.

Generally speaking, the darker the appearance of the water, the better the reflective quality of the vessel. This pool has a DiamondBrite interior surface that is almost black, giving us a great reflection of its’ surroundings. Additionally, you want the water to be a calm and glass-like as possible. So, if your desire is to have a reflecting pool, you should stay away from any fountains, waterfalls, etc., to keep the reflection sharp!