Adding a water feature to your pool is a fabulous way to increase its beauty— and your enjoyment. Here, the homeowners opted for a stacked stone wall with four separate waterfall fountains that constantly spill water over the stone’s edge into the in-ground pool
Sometimes, homeowners opt to build water features into their landscape using retaining walls and sunken ponds. But standalone water features are also a great option for adding the soothing sounds of running water to your outdoor space.
Water features are available in all kinds of shapes and styles, from rustic to clean and contemporary. Here, the homeowner selected a custom-created concrete water bowl—its clean lines echo the curve of the bench and the fire bowl.
What’s better than a single water feature? How about two! Here, the homeowners adorn their rectangular lap pool with two contemporary water bowls that cascade water over the edge and into the pool.
Moving water can soften and warm a contemporary landscape, helping it feel more inviting. Here, the homeowners opted for a blade feature that allows a full sheet of water to move from one level of the landscaping to the next.