Pool Optical - Photos & Ideas

Waterfront Residence

Gary Hohne

Photo by Craig Westerman.
Inspiration for a contemporary pool remodel in Baltimore

Waterfront Residence

Gary Hohne

Photo by Craig Westerman.
Example of a trendy pool design in Baltimore

Waterfront Residence

Gary Hohne

Photo by Craig Westerman.
Pool - contemporary pool idea in Baltimore

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Infinity Edge pool and outdoor living space

Neave Group Outdoor Solutions

Pool: - 22’ x 44’ infinity edge pool (66’ infinity edge) - shallow-end sun shelf with five LED bubblers for light and water effect - three laminar jets out of the patio to put a jet of water into each corner of the pool - star field on pool floor with 100 points of light provided by four LED fixtures through fiber-optic cables (25 cables per fixture), subtle constellation within the hundred points of light star field - additional LED lights, glass tile trim, including glass edge tiles - hot tub on top of a raised marble stone wall perimeter overflow at the same height as the Brazilian teak wood deck; there is an under deck gutter 1/8 wide - hot tub is all glass tile with a recessed toe-kick that hides the drains and light fixtures - glass railing / barrier Living space: - travertine stone with marble veneer and Brazilian teak trim throughout - custom-built wood benches, mantle, pizza oven, grill, refrigerated drawers, sink - recessed screens that lower from the roof to enclose the entire living space when needed Landscape: - putting green, landscape lighting, under-cap lights - outdoor speakers and subwoofer

The Natural Beauty of a NanaWall Opening Glass Wood System

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WDA used two cornerless units in these spaces that face the backyard, which creates a mind-bending effect of openness and continuity. This standard is mirrored in many of the fixed windows found throughout the house. The optical subtlety is repeated in the lawn, which rises up to one side, bringing the eye up and out of the house. Moreover, the different heights create further movement.

Magnolia Pavilion

Miller Architecture

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MDK Design Associates-Swampscott Retreat-Animal Friendly

MDK Design Associates, Inc.

sam gray Photography, MDK Design Associates
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional beige tile marble floor corner bathtub remodel in Boston with an undermount sink, furniture-like cabinets, dark wood cabinets, marble countertops and beige walls

2014 APSP International Awards of Excellence

Pool & Hot Tub Alliance

The overflow spa is built into the floor of the room and the water level is 6 inches above the floor. When the spa overflows the water is captured in a hidden catch basin and re-circulated back into the spa. This entire perimeter overflow spa is finished in a mix of iridescent and non-iridescent blue colored glass tile. All of the lines of the tile run true throughout the entire spa. This means you can follow a single line of tile up the front of the spa, down the interior wall, across the floor, up and over the seating, and finally out the back. These lines display a high level of craftsmanship, and can be seen running true through the spa no matter what direction you look at it from. A custom cut template is used for the radius of the interior steps in order to make sure the cut tiles blend together perfectly as they curve around. Tile is blended across right angles of interior walls with the use of a special quarter round tile. The glass tile work in this perimeter overflow spa is of the highest quality and ever little detail was carefully planned and installed masterfully. The interior of the spa features two customized king and queen chairs made specifically the client and his wife. Each chair features a total of seven massage jets. Three are aimed at their back; two for the calf muscles and two more are foot massagers. In between the king and queen chairs is a bench seat, which features more massage jets aimed at the lower back. On the opposite side of the bench are two round steps to aid in comfortably getting in and out of the spa. Fiber optic lighting is not only incorporated into the spa but also the floor and walls. Holes were drilled into the floor around the spa and fiber optic lights were inserted to be flush with the tile of the floor. The lights continue into the interior of the spa and are installed flush with the spas glass tile finish. The lights emerge from the spa and make their way up and around the walls. The result is a brush stroke of light that begins on the floor makes its way through the spa and up onto the wall. Weaving the fiber optic lighting into the floor and through the glass tile of the spa was a challenging feat but produced wonderful results. The lighting combined with the shimmer of the iridescent glass tile and overflowing water creates a very elegant indoor spa fit for a king and queen.

Magnolia Pavilion

Miller Architecture