We spend a lot of time at home, enjoying an evening with friends or a weekend with the family. So it's all the nicer if we can also use an outdoor area for these hours. We were able to extend this garden with a natural pool.
A video portrait of the garden
The charming house with yellow window frames is surrounded by various roses, a kitchen garden and several trees. The planting to the side serves as a privacy screen and surrounds the pool. The straight lines of the new pool make the entire outdoor space look more modern. At the same time, the pool blends in perfectly with the existing garden. This creates a beautiful mix between nature and architecture. The curved lines of the planting create a sense of lightness and a cosy atmosphere.
A lawn gives way to a swimming pool
Where the lawn previously took up a lot of space, there is now a natural pool with FPO foil. The difference in height between the car park and the house was levelled out with two steps. The slightly higher pool adds another level next to the dining area, creating an exciting overall look. The awning over the pool can be extended at the touch of a button so that the lounge can be enjoyed in the shade on particularly hot days.
The wooden panelling around the pool transforms the outdoor living room into a true oasis of well-being. The material also has the advantage that it heats up less in the sun.
A large part of the lawn was left as it was. This helps to give the garden a spacious feel and conveys a sense of freedom.
Extending the garden with a natural pool
In order to purify the water without chemicals, the Living Pool Technology used. The water is gentle on the skin and children can enjoy many hours in the pool without getting out with reddened eyes. Thanks to the advanced biofilter, there is also no need for a planted regeneration zone as with a swimming pond. Visually, there is no difference to a conventional pool.
