Your pool design should directly reflect your personal style and home architecture. This can be achieved through shape, size, features, and color of the pool. Selecting the perfect hue may be difficult when you have endless options, so let us help you narrow it down!
Warm tones create an inviting environment while highlighting lighter areas such as a beach entry. Design a refreshing, clean environment with cool hues or create a dramatic look with darker tones. Ultimately, your swimming pool water will be uniquely yours with each color varying depending on location, time of day, and pool detailing.
Blue, aqua, green, black – which hue will be victorious? View the gallery, then vote for your favorite by commenting below.
White
Pool Finish: StoneScapes White Mini Atlantic and Artic
Coping: Cantilever
Light Blue
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Aqua White and Puerto Rico Blend
Coping: Oceanscapes Doheny
Medium Blue
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Caribbean Blue
Coping: Verona Tondela Blue
Medium Blue
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Tropics Blue Touch of Glass, Sand Touch of Glass shelf, and JewelScapes Citrine Spa
Coping: Aztec Peacock
Tan
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Sand
Coping: Catania Sand
White
Pool Finish: StoneScapes White
Coping: Arctic Ocean Blue
Black
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Black
Coping: Aztec Cobalt
Green
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Mini Irish Mist
Coping: Limestone
Dark Blue
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Midnight Blue
Coping: Silvertone Blue
Black
Pool Finish: Black Touch of Glass with Cobalt Blue Glass
Coping: Natural Stone
Black
Pool Finish: StoneScapes Black Touch of Glass
Coping: Jet Black Porcelain
Black
Pool Finish: JewelScapes Custom Color
Coping: Arctic Black
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