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Crafting Your Ideal Pool Area

What to consider when selecting your pool paving

Designing your dream pool area is a thrilling venture, but it's not just about the pool itself – it's about every intricate detail, starting with the pool paving. The right choice of pavers can transform your poolside into a luxurious retreat, where aesthetics meet functionality. In this designer's guide, we'll delve into the key elements to consider when selecting the perfect pool pavers, and we'll introduce you to some of our most sought-after stone options, each a masterpiece in its own right.

Strength under the sun

A poolside environment is demanding; it faces exposure to salt, chlorine, and heavy foot traffic. Therefore, the chosen pool paving must be durable and capable of withstanding the rigors of frequent use and the placement of furniture. Quality pavers ensure that your pool area remains pristine and beautiful for years to come.

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Charme Beige | Sandwashed

Rammed Earth Residence by Urbane

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Nevada | Sawn

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Sahara Chiaro | Sawn 

Symphony of tones

When curating your poolside oasis, think of it as a symphony where color tones play a vital role. Consider how the hues of your pool pavers blend with the natural elements, the materials used in your garden, and the surrounding foliage. If you're combining materials like timber decking and stone, choose pavers with complementary colors to create a seamless transition between these different surfaces. Additionally, ensure the stone's appearance harmonizes with the architectural style of your outdoor space.

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Grigio Maha | Flamed

Vantage Apartments by Hilliam

Play of textures

The surface finish of your pool pavers should be a top priority. Opt for a non-slip finish to ensure safety and prevent accidents. For instance, a sawn finish like Bluestone is a fantastic choice, as it maintains its traction even when wet, in contrast to a honed paver, which becomes slippery when damp.

Also consider how the pavers will feel underfoot on a scorching summer day. Every material heats up when exposed to the sun, but different stones have varying heat retention properties. If your pool area is bathed in sunlight, selecting lighter, denser pavers is a smart move. Moreover, remember that the color of the stone influences glare, with lighter stones having a more reflective quality.

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Santiago | Sawn

Sanctuary Residence by Urbane

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Pelicano Granite | Sawn

CAPA Landscape Architects

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Grigio Ramses | Sawn 

Northwood Street by Klopper & Davies Architects

It's all in the details

In crafting your ideal pool area, every detail matters. The choice of pool paving is a canvas on which you can create a stunning work of art that marries aesthetics and functionality. With the right selection, your poolside retreat will become a masterpiece of design and luxury. Your dream pool oasis awaits, so let your creativity flow and turn your vision into reality!

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