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Contemporary Indoor Swimming Pool Ideas and Designs

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Cedarbrook House
Cedarbrook House
BOXWOOD ARCHITECTSBOXWOOD ARCHITECTS
Photography: Shai Gil
Winnington Road
Winnington Road
Ungar ArchitectsUngar Architects
Fishhawk Ranch
Fishhawk Ranch
Ryan Hughes DesignRyan Hughes Design
This Ryan Hughes Design Build screened pool with baja shelf and square infinity spa allow for all-weather enjoyment. Colorado Travertine tile in soothing elegant tones wraps around the pool and spa and encases tropical plantings.
Haus R
Haus R
kuon + reinhardt gmbh freie architektenkuon + reinhardt gmbh freie architekten
Wainscott Main House
Wainscott Main House
James Merrell Architects, P.C.James Merrell Architects, P.C.
Carol Bates
West Village Townhouse
West Village Townhouse
Revamp Interior DesignRevamp Interior Design
Eric Laignel
Dibros Design & Construction - Geneva
Dibros Design & Construction - Geneva
Dibros Design & ConstructionDibros Design & Construction
Screened in backyard pool & hot tub with travertine pavers deck. FireOrb next to tub and outdoor kitchen/grill. Main house to the left with Garage and 2nd floor Guest Suite to the left. Photo by Aaron Bailey Photography - awbailey.com
Glass House
Glass House
CorylusCorylus
Hardscapes
Hardscapes
RTK Design GroupRTK Design Group
Piscines
Piscines
Pauchard PaysagesPauchard Paysages
Nicolas DOHR
Los Altos Hills, CA - Taaffe Rd. II
Los Altos Hills, CA - Taaffe Rd. II
M. Designs ArchitectsM. Designs Architects
The home opens with a fifteen-foot entrance into a Great Room, where the north-façade is a glass curtain wall supported by hydraulic systems which opens like an aircraft hangar door, extending the living experience to outdoors. The horizontality of the space draws the eye to the greenery of Silicon Valley and floods the room with direct daylight. This feature gives the otherwise ultra-modern home the ambiance of existing in and among nature. To bolster the comfort and serenity of the Great Room, an open floor plan combines kitchen, living, and dining areas. To the left is a nineteen-foot cantilevered kitchen island and to the right, a three-sided glass fireplace cradling the family room. In the center, a circular glass-floored dining area, impressively cantilevers over a sixty-foot long swimming pool with Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” mosaic tiled floor, serving as the Great Room’s centerpiece. Sustainable feature includes, gray / rainwater harvesting system, saving approximately 34,000 gallons of water annually; a solar system covering 90% of home energy usage and aluminum cladded subfloor heating system achieving the desired temperature seven times faster than traditional radiant system and over 25% saving over conventional forced air system.
West Hills Residence
West Hills Residence
FIELDWORK Design & ArchitectureFIELDWORK Design & Architecture
Brian Walker Lee
tustian
tustian
kevin akey - azd associates - michigankevin akey - azd associates - michigan
Kung saunas installs
Kung saunas installs
Prestige Saunas LtdPrestige Saunas Ltd
Kung Saunas Amazing Sauna by the pool. This sauna contains Biosa Variable climate control system. Stunning design and craftsmanship
Fernwood
Fernwood
REVE Design Studio, Inc.REVE Design Studio, Inc.
221
221
Moon DesignMoon Design
Lake Waconia House
Lake Waconia House
ALTUS Architecture + DesignALTUS Architecture + Design
Paul Crosby
Stand Alone
Stand Alone
Vladimir Radutny ArchitectsVladimir Radutny Architects
View of Swimming Pool
Casa Paco
Casa Paco
equipo olivaresequipo olivares
LLuís Casals
Tranquil Pool House
Tranquil Pool House
W Design InteriorsW Design Interiors
Tricia Shay Photography

Contemporary Indoor Swimming Pool Ideas and Designs

A contemporary garden or outdoor swimming pool can be a great way to cool off in the summer, and when the swimming pool covers are on, the fun can continue with steaming hot tubs or home spas. Better yet, if you have the budget and the space to work with, why not install an indoor swimming pool that can be enjoyed all year round? Whether you are looking at the luxury of hot tubs, want a small plunge pool, or you’re planning a brand new outdoor swimming pool or home spa installation, we have plenty of contemporary hot tub and outdoor pool designs for you to dip into here at Houzz.

Do new indoor or outdoor swimming pools increase the value of homes?

Outdoor or indoor swimming pools can significantly impact property value by attracting buyers with bigger budgets who are looking for a little luxury in their home. However, installing a large contemporary swimming pool could also negatively impact the value of your house if there isn’t enough space left in your garden for anything else. This is why it is important to seek guidance from a swimming pool installer or expert, and choose a swimming pool installation that can fit tastefully in your garden. If you are planning to sell your home, you may also want to look into the range of large inflatable, above ground swimming pools now available so that you can take it with you when you leave.

What type of swimming pool should I install?

The British weather can be unpredictable at best, so while an infinity pool or luxurious outdoor pool may be a stunning addition to a holiday villa abroad, it may be a good idea to look into small contemporary plunge pools, heated pools and indoor swimming pool designs instead. This doesn’t mean you will have to compromise on style – even natural swimming pools, which can look stunning when well placed in leafy and luscious gardens, are heatable and therefore usable in slightly colder months. If you don’t quite have the space for a large swimming pool, there are plenty of small contemporary swimming pool ideas and designs to work with, and if you speak to an expert they may be able to design bespoke swimming pools to fit perfectly in the space you have. Simple plunge pools are great additions to courtyard gardens or other quiet outdoor spots where you want a quick, refreshing dip, but don’t want the space to be dominated by a large pool. A plunge pool will have to be very carefully planned out, however, as you need the right drainage and safety features, so you can’t just throw one in wherever you have space. Speak to a professional who has experience installing plunge pools beforehand. Of course, with nice garden hot tubs you may not be able swim lengths but you will be able to relax in your garden no matter the weather as you look up at the stars. If you are on a budget there are also affordable inflatable hot tubs that could work in your garden. And, just like inflatable pools, the extra advantage is that they will be able to come with you if you move!

What material should I use for spas or hot tubs?

For a hot tub to survive the changing seasons it is important to choose a material that will be durable. Cedar or other wooden hot tubs can look attractive, but will be harder to maintain. The most popular material is often vinyl for its affordability and versatility but this material is also less likely to last. To get the best bang for your buck, we would recommend opting for a concrete or a fibreglass hot tub or spa, which would provide you with a sturdy solution. In addition, metal above ground hot tubs can be a durable option. To finish off the design of your hot tub we would also recommend that you build a wooden platform around it or take a look at our canopies and gazebos for some privacy. Browse the contemporary swimming pools, plunge pools and hot tub photos from professional designers and installers and save your favourites to an ideabook. You can then contact the professionals that worked on any of these swimming pool designs to see if they can create something similar for your house project.
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