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Small elegant backyard stone and rectangular infinity pool photo in Charleston

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Located at the Toll Brothers Model Homes the Enclave at Yorba Linda. Toll Brothers envisioned a raised overflow pool with glass walls, allowing guests to see underwater from the outside. Extensive care was taken during the difficult design and build process to ensure that excellence was achieved and Toll Brothers was completely enamored with the results. This pool features a very modern look with straight, clean lines, square columns and LED lights accenting the acrylic pool walls. The bar area touts an acrylic wall and in-pool bar stools, while the tile inside the pool matches the house, bringing continuity to the entire space. An extreme amount of coordination was required for the 2.5 inch thick pieces of acrylic to fit perfectly within the slots on the columns while still maintaining the structural integrity of the pool. We were in continual communication with the structural engineer and acrylic manufacturer, ensuring that each piece fit perfectly. The completed acrylic walls were then craned over the house due to their weight. With a vanishing edge on the front three sections and a negative edge along the back, it was absolutely imperative that the pool was perfectly level and that the water filtration system operated perfectly so that the flow was even over each wall. The water cascading over the front walls collects in a trough that ties into to the rear negative edge basin, where it recirculates back into the pool. The rear negative edge was designed so as not to distract from the breathtaking view of the valley below, while the lounging deck overhangs the pool with a freestanding cover ensuring that the view is completely unobstructed. An elegant piece of artwork frames the back of the pool, completing the look for this intriguing swimming pool.

This is great use of the overflow area of the infinity pool. Infinity basin has a swim up bar with a marble shelf and Pebble Tec's "Bead Crete" glass bead plaster.

Geometric Travertine pool with raised square spa, raised planters, raised beam fire wall with sheer descents, negative edge with catch basin, Paramount PV3 infloor cleaning system, and travertine paver decking in Versailles Pattern. Material finishes include 2x4 splitface travertine in light, 3cm bull nosed travertine coping in light walnut, 1x1 Mosaic marble waterline tiles in Crema Marfil, Wet Edge Primera Stone polished pebble interior in Blue Pacific Coast, Travertine Pavers in Versailles Pattern and color Aske Kale.

One of our most popular styles this Infinity or Rimless Pool and Spa combination has longer than usual steps that are 15” wide and a long bench seat. Both inside and outside copings are NYS Bluestone with a thermal finish and an eased edge. The pool is completed with a Forest Gray Slate tile band and a French Gray Marbledust finish. Photo by Lisa Montana.

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This spectacular swimming pool has a vanishing edge 360 degrees around the pool AND a vanishing edge spa in the middle of the pool. Knife Edge • Infinity Edge • Rim Flow • Vanishing Edge

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A stunning, lakefront contemporary outdoor space that exudes elegance and function with captivating views. The negative edge linear pool boasts an over-sized sun shelf with bubblers, a negative edge glass tiled spa, fire bowls, and a dramatic water feature that cascades off the cabana.

This freeform flagstone pool has a natural rock waterfall atop a gunite cave slide structure along with a negative edge with catch basin and raised spa with stacked stone spillway. The cave has an entrance from the pool that leads out the back for easy access to run back up the stairs to the slide. The decking is multilevel with a firepit at the lower level and is Pea gravel with flagstone accents . The spa is raised and has a stacked stone spillway. The beach entry has 3 bubblers. The pool interior is a pebble finish. The materials include: Wister flagstone coping, 6x6 ceramic water line tile, faced flagstone on the spa sides and Wet Edge Satin Matrix pebble interior in Midnight Sea. The Pea Gravel is natural finish with Wister flagstone accents.

Glass Tile interior and walls Negative edges and zero edges Photo by Mark Boisclair
Large trendy backyard tile and custom-shaped infinity pool fountain photo in Phoenix

This pool and spa combination has a Negative Edge spa. Coping stone is Bluestone with a thermal finish and eased edges. Wing Wall Caps and Wall Veneer are also Bluestone with a thermal finish. Both pool and spa are finished with Gray Slate tile and a French Gray Marbledust.

In the back of this estate just outside of Omaha, Nebraska, Elite Landscaping designed a custom concrete swimming pool with a covered pool house and 360-degree, negative-edge spa. The pool house features an outdoor kitchen and bar area, which rests on posts that adjoin the raised pool wall. The pool house was built as an exact architectural match to the house, from the stucco, to the cedar decking beams, down to the paint color. This covered outdoor entertaining area provides a shady spot in the afternoons, where guests can lounge on four in-pool, swim up bar stools. The rest of the pool remains in full sun. The sunken swim-up bar is adorned with glass tile accents, and the pool wall features natural stone. Oversized, UniLock bluestone pavers comprise the pool deck and patio. The unique negative-edge spa sits above the pool, and was designed so one half of the spa flows into the pool while the other half flows back into the landscaping. The entire poolscape is automated by a Pentair IntelliTouch system that runs off of a smartphone or other device. With the touch of a button, the homeowners can adjust pool and spa temperatures, change water flow speed, program the FX color-changing LED lights, and even test the pool chemistry.

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