Water after sunset
Underwater lighting changes the appearance of the pool at dusk. Lighting preferences are worth discussing alongside the pool, equipment, and controls.
Spaces by Burton / 04
The day ends.
The evening begins.
As daylight fades, the illuminated pool becomes the focus of the patio. A familiar backyard takes on a quieter, more atmospheric character.
Discuss a similar space- Pool approach
- Vinyl liner
- Inspiration from
- Aquarius & Burton project gallery
An eye for the details
The details
in view.
Use this space as a starting point for your own ideas. The layout, materials, and scope of your project will grow from your property and the way you want to use it.
Bring this inspiration with youSpace around the glow
An open paved area surrounds the water. Furniture, routes through the yard, and the edges of the deck all influence how this space feels in the evening.
A fresh perspective
The photograph is a reminder to think about the pool throughout the day. The view from the house can matter even when no one is swimming.
From inspiration to your own pool
Make the idea
work for your property.
A photograph is a starting point. Bring the features you like, then work through the layout, access, priorities, and scope with our team.
- 01
Choose what matters.
Think about swimming, seating, gathering, and the space around the water.
Explore your design choices → - 02
Understand your property.
Location, access, grade, and the connection to your house help shape the plan.
Read the planning guide → - 03
Bring this inspiration.
Keep this photograph with your optional project notes when you contact us.
Plan a similar space →
A question to take with you
What would you like to see when you look outside at the end of the day?
Bring your ideas to the conversationKeep exploring
Another
point of view.
Your own place
by the water.
Use this space as a starting point. Let’s talk about what matters to you.