This beautiful rear garden in leafy Hawthorn, showcases a stunning Ben Scott designed landscape, incorporating a cleverly crafted pool that is seamlessly connected to the modern extension. With limited space, the well considered layout enables this property to be engaged with the pool and garden all throughout the seasons, delivering a pool that is both functional and impactful. In the height of summer, with bi-fold doors open, outdoor living is harmoniously combined as one with the indoor space. Equally, during a cool autumn evening by the fire, the tranquillity and visual impact of the pool’s infinity edge and subtle glow is also embraced.
Equipped with both solar and gas heating, Ozone sanitation, Dead Sea minerals and all the automation synced with garden and outdoor lighting, this pool has everything available for the client. Hydraulically executed with a concealed balance tank under decking and careful pipework around the structures, every detail of this Hawthorn pool has been considered and managed to the nth degree.
Finished superbly in Bisazza glass mosaic, utilising in floor cleaning in the pool and fully tile wet edge pit and complemented with expert landscape construction, the client is so grateful for their vision and usability needs being brought to life whilst providing a flawless feature to their newly renovated home. Maximum visual impact made possible by minimal pool fencing, is one of the keys to this design. Given the space limitations, this was integral in allowing a pool of this scale to blend in and stand out at the same time. This is something Laguna effortlessly achieves and has become renowned for in other similarly compact or complex locations such as courtyard and rooftop pools in Melbourne.
