A pool of your own.
A place for a morning swim, an afternoon with family, or simply a beautiful view. Share your preferred style, the way you want to use it, and the property you have in mind.
Discuss a new poolAXORA / POOLS & OUTDOOR LIVING
For days that unfold
at your own pace.
POOLS / A PRIVATE RETREAT
A place to pause.
A place to pause.
A reason to stay.
Water, architecture, and a little more room to enjoy the everyday. Begin with the outdoor life you imagine.
Discuss your pool projectA DIFFERENT WAY TO SPEND THE DAY
Make the outdoors
part of your home.
A pool belongs to a larger setting: the terrace where people gather, the garden beyond, and the view from inside your home. Explore those connections from the beginning.
Reimagine what’s there.
Bring your existing pool and the changes you want to explore. Finishes, surrounding spaces, access, and the condition of the pool help shape the conversation.
Discuss a pool renovationBeyond the water.
Consider sun terraces, shaded gathering places, planting, and pathways together. A connected outdoor space should feel at home with your architecture.
Explore the surroundingsTHE ART OF A PRIVATE ESCAPE
Find your
point of view.
Quiet geometry. Warm stone. A place to gather at the water’s edge. Select a photograph to see the complete composition.
Architecture at the water’s edge.
Pool / covered terrace / natural stone
An evening retreat.
Water / gathering / a distant view
In the landscape.
Garden / proportion / a quieter setting
BEGIN WITH THE PROPERTY
A considered plan.
A connected setting.
The best starting point is a conversation about your land, your home, and what you want life outside to feel like. You don’t need every answer before you reach out.
Your vision.
Share how you want to use the space, preferred pool style, inspiration, and the investment and timing you have in mind.
Your property.
Location, slope, site access, drainage, utilities, and existing structures help establish what needs to be reviewed.
The details.
Discuss finishes, paving, planting, shade, lighting, equipment location, and the connection to indoor living.
The next step.
Clarify project fit, the information needed, and how site review, design, approvals, and construction planning should proceed.
THE RESORT COLLECTION
Your own
private escape.
Three resort-inspired directions for a residential retreat. Explore these design concepts, then share the setting, features, and atmosphere you have in mind.
CONSIDER IT ALL TOGETHER
The pool.
The garden.
The home.
Bring the whole vision into the conversation. Explore the related Axora services that help shape your outdoor setting.
Hardscape & terraces Landscaping & gardens Decks & covered retreats New constructionPools / A personal introductionYour own
Your own
place to escape.
Tell us about your property and the outdoor life you imagine. From a new pool to a refreshed setting, begin with what matters to you.
Begin a conversation
Tell us what you have in mind.
Your location, preferred pool style, existing conditions, and any inspiration you have. It’s fine if you’re still exploring.
We’ll review your inquiry and contact you to discuss the next step.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
A few
helpful details.
Can we discuss a pool before the rest of the landscape?
Yes. Share your overall ambitions early so the pool, terraces, access, and future landscape can be considered together.
Can I inquire about an existing pool?
Yes. Tell us what is there now and what you want to change. Photos, approximate dimensions, and any known concerns are useful starting information.
What affects the project scope and timing?
Site conditions, access, utilities, pool type, existing conditions, finish selections, design work, and required approvals all influence the plan. The details are reviewed for your property.
Are these photographs completed Axora pools?
These images are design inspiration. They help you describe a direction for your own project.
Where does Axora serve?
Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Include your property location so coverage and project fit can be discussed.