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Inspiration for a transitional concrete patio remodel in San Francisco with a fire pit and a pergola

This project, by Houston based pool builder and authorized Ledge Lounger Dealer, Custom Design Pools, features multiple seating areas, both in pool and out of pool, making it ideal for entertaining and socializing.

The deck at the shallow end features a comfy lounge area with massive retractable shade umbrella. The pool features full-width custom vinyl over steel walk-in steps plus a full-width underwater bench at the deep end next to a massive covered lounge chair. The blue/grey pebble vinyl liner is ringed with charcoal grey natural stone coping.
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Hot tub - mid-sized coastal backyard concrete and custom-shaped infinity hot tub idea in San Diego

Stonewood, LLC
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Inspiration for a brown floor basement remodel in Minneapolis
Inspiration for a brown floor basement remodel in Minneapolis

The indoor and outdoor kitchen is connected by sliding doors that stack back for easy access to both spaces. This angle shows how headers and rails in the exterior’s frame manage the motorized screens. When the glass doors are open and the screens are down, the indoor/outdoor division is eliminated and the options for cooking, lounging and dining expand. Additionally, this angle shows a close up of the stepping stones that serve as a bridge over the shallow lounge area of the pool.

This sunshelf is incorporated into a concrete pool and has 3 different depths. The shallowest area is 6"-8" deep to allow the foam jets to give the desired effect. The next level is one step down for sitting in the water on a chaise lounge or playing for young children. The final level offers 18"-20" of water that serves as a wading area for kids. From this area we have 2 steps down to the shallow end of the pool.

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Delaware, OH
Buckeye Basements, Inc.
Central Ohio's Basement Finishing ExpertsBest Of Houzz '13-'21

Completed in the summer of 2013, this modern garden is located in Highland Park, Texas just north of Dallas. This garden features a modern edge with a swimming pool, concrete terraces, Ipe wood decks, a unique wood fence an outdoor shade structure with fireplace. The garden also includes and outdoor cooking area with Kalamazoo appliances.

The pool design includes a custom sun shelves on either side of the steps. The sun shelves provide shallow areas for lounging.
Example of a mid-sized transitional side yard concrete paver and rectangular pool design in Providence
Example of a mid-sized transitional side yard concrete paver and rectangular pool design in Providence

Tamara Alvarez
Inspiration for a small tropical partial sun pool remodel in Miami with decking
Inspiration for a small tropical partial sun pool remodel in Miami with decking

Example of a large tuscan backyard rectangular and stone pool house design in Houston

A pair of AquaCurve White in-pool lounge chairs creates a bright, modern seating area on a residential tanning ledge. Supportive armrests, head pillows and built-in cup holders provide comfortable shallow-water seating, while the coordinating in-pool side table keeps drinks and poolside essentials within reach.

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

Photography by Steve Knetig ©2013
Inspiration for a rustic deck remodel in Austin with decking
Inspiration for a rustic deck remodel in Austin with decking

photos by Steve Chenn
Mid-sized elegant enclosed carpeted and multicolored floor family room photo in Houston with beige walls, no fireplace and no tv
Mid-sized elegant enclosed carpeted and multicolored floor family room photo in Houston with beige walls, no fireplace and no tv

Major gut renovation of this coastal estate preserved its basic layout while expanding the kitchen. A veranda and a pair of gazebos were also added to the home to maximize outdoor living and the water views. The interior merged the homeowners eclectic style with the traditional style of the home.
Photographer: James R. Salomon
Contractor: Carl Anderson, Anderson Contracting Services

Our clients on this project were inspired by their travels to Asia and wanted to mimic this aesthetic at their DC property. We designed a water feature that effectively masks adjacent traffic noise and maintains a small footprint.

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Delaware, OH
Buckeye Basements, Inc.
Central Ohio's Basement Finishing ExpertsBest Of Houzz '13-'21

Situated within a one-acre lot in Austin’s Tarry Trail neighborhood, the backyard of this existing 1933- vintage historical house was underutilized. The owners felt that the main drawbacks of the existing backyard were a general disconnection between each outdoor area and a general lack of relationship to the house proper. Therefore, the primary goal of the redesign was a scheme that would promote the use of the outdoor zones, with the pool as a centerpiece.
The first major design move was to frame the pool with a new structure as a backdrop. This cabana is perpendicular to the main house and creates a clear “bookend” to the upper level deck while housing indoor and outdoor activities. Under the cabana’s overhang, an integrated seating space offers a balance of sunlight and shade while an outdoor grill and bar area facilitate the family’s outdoor lifestyle. The only enclosed program exists as a naturally lit perch within the canopy of the trees, providing a serene environment to exercise within the comfort of a climate-controlled space.
A corollary focus was to create sectional variation within the volume of the pool to encourage dynamic use at both ends while relating to the interior program of the home. A shallow beach zone for children to play is located near the family room and the access to the play space in the yard below. At the opposite end of the pool, outside the formal living room, another shallow space is made to be a splash-free sunbathing area perfect for enjoying an adult beverage.
The functional separation set up by the pool creates a subtle and natural division between the energetic family spaces for playing, lounging, and grilling, and the composed, entertaining and dining spaces. The pool also enhances the formal program of the house by acting as a reflecting pool within a composed view from the front entry that draws visitors to an outdoor dining area under a majestic oak tree.
By acting as a connector between the house and the yard, the elongated pool bridges the day-to-day activities within the house and the lush, sprawling backyard. Planter beds and low walls provide loose constraints to organize the overall outdoor living area, while allowing the space to spill out into the yard. Terraces navigate the sectional change in the landscape, offering a passage to the lower yard where children can play on the grass as the parents lounge by the outdoor fireplace.
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