Take a Plunge Into These Enticing Modern Pools
Summer is coming, and we are more than ready.
These covetable pools are some of our favorites shared by our community. They serve as inspiration if you're thinking about adding a swimming hole of your own—or just eye candy if you need some help getting in the mood for swimsuit season.
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House V2
Architect and Interior Design: 3LHD
Landscape Design: Horting
Location: Lozica, Dubrovnik-Neretva County, Croatia
Located close to the sea, the living and dining room of this home in Croatia have a direct connection with the outdoor space in the form of a partially covered terrace leading to an outdoor pool. The terrace is paved with a mix of stone and teak planks, and has been planted with indigenous plants suitable to the location and climate.
View of the pool
Marko Ercegović
House 117
Architect: Candid Rogers
Landscape Design: Casa Verde
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Organized around a southeast-facing courtyard, the swimming pool of this San Antonio home conveniently has built-in shade to protect it from the hot Texas sun.
pool court
Photo: candid
The Grove House
Architect: Edgar Kamal
Location: Miami, Florida
Located in the heart of Coconut Grove, this two-story, single family home screams pool party with a heated infinity pool and a summer kitchen with a built-in grill.
Jessica Levy Kiibler
Lilac Drive
Architect: Marmol Radziner
Location: Montecito, California
From the architect: "Designed to nestle into the landscape, the home is composed of a variety of natural materials including local Santa Barbara sandstone, reclaimed wood, and smooth-troweled, dark finished cement plaster. Oak trees are protected in Montecito, so the shape of the house was determined both by the trees and the pathway of a protected creek running through the property. Intersecting roof planes and deep roof overhangs define the design of the residence. Green roofs accentuate the second story, flanking the master bedroom and its private deck in rear. Walls of windows and sliding glass doors line the rear of the home on both levels, looking out over the grounds, outdoor living area, and swimming pool."
Photo: Joe Fletcher
Los Altos Modern Residence
Architect: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
Location: San Francisco, CA
This sleek 5,400-square-foot modern home comes with a guest house and features a lap pool and outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven.
Photo: Matarozzi Pelsinger Builders
Young Residence
Landscape Design: considered design inc
Location: West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
The refurbished landscape design for this home in West Vancouver consists of a reconfigured main entry, a bespoke timber deck, a refurbished pool, and a stone patio area.
Black Pool
Photo: considered design inc
The Pool House
Architect: Luigi Rosselli Architects
Landscape Design: Will Dangar
Location: Randwick, New South Wales, Australia
From the architect: "The wraparound swimming pool plays the starring role in these alterations and additions and becomes the architectural pivot that binds 100 years of history. The organic two-story pool house addition at the back of a single-story 1910 cottage is surrounded by a swimming pool, and the water is the focus that holds the two distinct sections of the house together."
The master bedroom back elevation is intended to direct the windows away from the side neighbors.
Photo: Justin Alexander
Los Altos Hills Landscape
Architect, Interior Design, and Landscape Design: Greenblott Design
Location: Los Altos Hills, California
From the architect: "This project features a unique pool design with integrated cabo shelves and spa, as well as choreographed water fountain jets. The architectural design of the pool house incorporates a large cantilevered roof overhang for extended indoor/outdoor entertaining including shade from the sun for dining and a continuous kitchen wrapped in jet mist slab. A series of terraced wood decks maximizes lounge space with an enhanced views of the landscape."
Terraced decks to pool and pool house.
Photo: Greenblott Design
Modernist Gem Revival
Architects: Fung + Blatt Architects, Calvin Straub
Location: San Marino, California
From the architect: "Mary Blodgett and Carlton Calvin initially approached Fung + Blatt to design a ceramics studio on their Southern California property, which contains a 1950s house by modernist architect Calvin Straub. Delighted with the result, they requested additional structures, including a pool house with a dining area that opens to the outdoors."
Delighted with the result, they requested additional structures, including a pool house with a dining area that opens to the outdoors. Rising from the edge of the pool deck, a planted overhang shelters a gym and sauna below.
Photo: Mark Mahaney
West 17th Street Residence
Architect: Jay Corder - Design House
Location: Austin, Texas
By increasing the size of this Tudor-style home and incorporating contemporary updates into the traditional architecture, the homeowners are now able to enjoy a beautiful new living area with a swimming pool, a cabana, and strategically placed privacy fencing.
Pool
Courtesy of Texas Construction Company
H+L House
Architect: Gardera-D Architecture
Location: Biarritz, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
This residence in the south of France is actually composed of two familial houses joined together on the first floor that share a stunning swimming pool.
Photo: Gardera-D Architecture
Grândola Residence
Architect: ColectivArquitectura
Location: Grândola, Setúbal, Portugal
This breathtaking infinity pool with an endless view can be easily accessed through the kitchen and living room area of this resort-like home in Portugal.
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