When it comes to building an indoor pool, you have so much more to work with than just the pool structure itself. You have all of the space in the room surrounding the pool in order to create something that is worth bragging about. Things like the ceiling and walls play an important part in the overall swimming experience that you and your friends may have in your pool. Here are some ways in which you can kick-start your brainstorming of how you can make an impressionable indoor swimming pool.
Light Reflecting Impression
“Pool parties are one of the best parts about having a pool of your own. People always want to come to pool parties, so why not give them a pool experience that they won’t forget,” said Scott London of Sundays Off Pools. “One of the most wonderful things about water is how beautiful light looks bouncing off of it. The reflections of lights off of the water is an impressive touch to any body of water, but even better when it’s involving your very own pool. With an indoor pool, take advantage of your ceiling space in order to make the most of your pool facility. Using lights in order to create a night sky theme on the ceiling will make people talk non-stop about how amazing your overall swimming space is. Take advantage of the wonder that comes over people when they see lights bouncing off of the water’s surface.”
Year-Round Sunny Swimming
Outdoor swimming season in Minnesota is limited to just a few hot months in summer. Many people get the itch to swim throughout the year, so why not build a pool that can accommodate you for all four seasons. Building a custom indoor pool that is surrounded by large screened windows, you will be able to get the best of both worlds. In the hot months, you will be able to have the windows open to enjoy the warm weather. Even on the rainy days, your swimming fun won’t be hindered because you will still have a roof over your head and you have the chance to smell the rain coming down. During the fall, winter, and spring you will still be able to enjoy the sunlight from the windows, but be able to keep the cold air outdoors. This gives you the wonderful opportunity to turn swimming season into a year-round venture.
Simple and Contemporary
“For the serious sports swimmers, you might be in need of a simple style of pool—one that allows for you to do endless rounds of laps without worrying about running into the sides,” said David Fohrenkamm of 651 Carpets.“Keeping clean, straight lines with a rectangular pool are a fantastic way to keep your pool really versatile for a family who loves to do water sports. This makes setting up the volleyball net or basketball hoop, or even diving really simple. Make each detail of the pool area about staying active and having a good time and that is going to make this contemporary style work best for you. By keeping it simple you will be able to enjoy a cool, contemporary ambiance.”
If you are looking to make a big impression or a little one, an indoor pool is a great way to enjoy the water no matter what the weather is like.
.jpg)