Excellent Pool Designs

The pool can have a variety of shapes and designs. Rectangular or geometrical pools are the most common but they don’t always suit the type of landscape you have in mind for your home. In such cases, a freeform pool would be a much better option.


A freeform pool has a design closer to the organic forms found in nature
Freeform pools don’t comfort to any shape or size standard so you can design them in any way you want. They are usually used when the space doesn’t allow a rectilinear or geometric design to be adopted.


You can choose any shape you want and this gives you more control over the design

With a freeform pool you can also play with all sorts of other water features

Let the shape of the pool mimic the organic lines of the landscape
With a freeform pool, you can customize your landscape as you wish. They give you more freedom and allow you to also use elements such as fire pits, outdoors kitchens, pergolas or shade areas which you can place wherever you wish and have the pool modeled after the available space.

A single large freeform pool with a stone bridge separating it in the center

The freedom to choose the form of the pool doesn’t mean you have to pick something very complex

Natural lines and soft curves make this pool spectacular
Most often, freeform pools feature soft curves and free-flowing designs. It’s easier to create a balanced design when you have absolute control over the shape and size of the pool, the main element that needs to be taken into consideration.

A freeform pool with a waterfall and attached spa

The undulating lines of the freeform pool mimic those of the landscape

Freeform pool with spa and a small waterfall on the rocks
A freeform pool can be designed around structures or landscape elements that can’t be changed so it’s easy to customize them. It’s also a great opportunity to take advantage of all the features presented by the landscape and to maybe also include a series of other water features and details.