skip to main content

Pool surface color?

3 years ago

Our pool remodel starts next week. Currently trying to decide on the color for our pool surface. This pol is beautiful! What color is the pool surface?

Pays Francais · More Info

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

PRO
Artesian Custom Pools, INC
3 years ago
It is npt quartzscapes st. Martin shade
Related Discussions
Need help for our kitchen, blue cabinets, what floor and work surface?
Q
Comments (3)
Hello Ben, There are lots of alternatives to wood. How about granite, quartz or conglomerate marble? Conglomerate marble is more durable than standard marble, which is great for kitchens to reduce any possible staining or scratches. Granite and quartz are both very durable, non-porous materials and popular choices for kitchen worktops, too. Not to mention all three materials will last you a life time. We have hundreds of samples of these materials, but please feel free to explore your colour options by looking at the samples on our website here: http://www.diespeker.co.uk/materials/ (simply expand the tabs). If you're looking for a light worktop we'd recommend: quartz QU011 and QU078 and conglomerate marble CG028 and CG025. Good luck!
...See More
I need help with colour of external swimming pool Cant bear turquoise!
Q
Comments (6)
A friend is currently having a pool installed in Northern Tuscany and has opted for a very dark liner almost black. We have a pale blue liner - it looks great at night with the lights on and its easy to spot any dirt too. Depending on where you live - Spain or other locations, you might need to check with your local council to confirm if there are any issues with different coloured liners. I know in our case it had to be blue in our part of Italy. Take your time - pools are expensive so you want to get it right.
...See More
Garden surface dilemma
Q
Comments (4)
For children, I think you can’t beat grass. Once they are older you can then alter the garden to suit your needs.
...See More
What dining table goes with wooden work-surfaces and wooden floor?
Q
Comments (15)
I had this myself recently - I ended up I did go with a wooden table - a vintage one with multiple shades so it would still contrast and not look too much/samey. I also put a jute rug beneath mine and once you dress the top with a runner and a plant/vase etc it looks great. Alternatively white always works and I love concrete but expensive - concrete resin - metal can also be a good option - I wouldn't go with glass - I feel it's dated.
...See More

Sponsored

More Discussions

Proposed floor plan help please

62

How can I make this wall look less bare?

16

Above garage extension to create primary suite

25

Window and door colour/style help please

8

Softening the exterior (budget friendly)

6

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.