Quick Summary
Selah Pools built a complete outdoor environment for the Lamb family in Azle featuring a 17,534-gallon geometric pool with tanning ledge, fire table, outdoor kitchen with a built-in grill, a pergola on cedar-wrapped posts, three LED bubblers, Grey Leuders coping, and a Morning Fog spray deck.
Key Takeaways
- The Lamb family chose Selah Pools to create a complete outdoor environment balancing contemporary design with family function.
- The 17,534-gallon geometric pool features tanning ledge, eight-foot deep end, three LED bubblers, and diving capability.
- A Morning Fog spray deck, Grey Leuders coping, and Arctic White Peerless Pebble plaster create the contemporary material palette.
- The outdoor kitchen features a built-in gas grill, stainless steel storage, and drop-in ice chest.
- A pergola on cedar-wrapped posts and a fire table create distinct social zones for multi-generational entertaining beyond the pool.
When contemporary design meets family function, every angle serves purpose. The Lamb residence challenged Selah to create an outdoor living space where geometric precision anchors multi-generational gathering. The 17,534-gallon pool establishes the composition's foundation, its clean lines extending from tanning ledge to eight-foot deep end. Three LED bubblers punctuate the shallow water experience, their chromatic displays transforming evening recreation into theater. The fire table creates a separate social zone, its flames reflected across the water's surface after dark. Slatted pergola posts define vertical rhythm, while the outdoor kitchen anchors one corner with its built-in grill.
“When contemporary design meets family function, every angle serves purpose.”
Materials & Finishes
Arctic White Peerless Pebble plaster brightens the pool interior, while Aquabella Madrid Gray 6x6 tile establishes the waterline canvas. Grey Leuders coping with straight edge defines the geometric perimeter, its natural stone texture contrasting the smooth water plane. A Morning Fog spray deck flows throughout the outdoor living space, creating material continuity from pool deck to kitchen footings. Seating walls feature stone capping, providing informal gathering spots around the fire table.
Design & Features
Cedar-wrapped posts carry the slatted aluminum structure, their warmth complementing the stone palette. The built-in gas grill anchors the outdoor kitchen, paired with stainless steel storage and drop-in ice chest. IQ-904-P automation manages the Alpha IQ+ cleaner and FSoft1400 saltwater system, while the Ultra UV2 + Clear O3 bundle minimizes chemical dependency. Privacy walls and artisan railings define the perimeter while maintaining the contemporary aesthetic.
Project Highlights
The Lamb family chose Selah Pools to create a complete outdoor environment balancing contemporary design with family function.
The 17,534-gallon geometric pool features tanning ledge, eight-foot deep end, three LED bubblers, and diving capability.
A Morning Fog spray deck, Grey Leuders coping, and Arctic White Peerless Pebble plaster create the contemporary material palette.
The outdoor kitchen features a built-in gas grill, stainless steel storage, and drop-in ice chest.
A pergola on cedar-wrapped posts and a fire table create distinct social zones for multi-generational entertaining beyond the pool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you build a diving-capable pool in a geometric design?
Absolutely. The Lamb residence demonstrates how geometric pools accommodate diving with proper depth planning. This 17,534-gallon pool reaches eight feet at the deep end, providing safe diving clearance while maintaining clean contemporary lines throughout the basin. Our engineering team designs each geometric pool to meet specific recreational needs—whether diving, lap swimming, or shallow water play on the tanning ledge. The key is integrating depth requirements into the overall architectural composition from the initial design phase, as we did for this Azle project.
How do LED bubblers enhance a contemporary pool design?
LED bubblers add kinetic energy and programmable color to geometric pools without disrupting clean lines. The Lamb project features three LED bubblers installed in the tanning ledge, creating gentle water movement and chromatic displays that transform the outdoor living space after dark. These features serve dual purpose in contemporary design—they provide sensory interest during daytime use and become architectural lighting elements for evening entertainment. Combined with the Lamb residence's LED pool lights and IQ-904-P automation, clients can program color scenes to match any occasion throughout the seasons.
What makes Grey Leuders coping ideal for geometric pools?
Grey Leuders limestone offers the clean edge definition that geometric pools demand while providing natural color variation that softens the contemporary aesthetic. The straight-edge profile on the Lamb project creates precise sight lines around the entire pool perimeter, complementing the Arctic White Peerless Pebble plaster below. This Texas limestone also provides excellent slip resistance and heat reflection, making it comfortable for barefoot traffic even in summer. On the Lamb residence, the neutral grey tones bridge the spray deck and stone veneer seating walls, unifying the material palette without competing for visual attention.
Can you integrate outdoor kitchens with pool automation?
Yes, modern pool automation can manage both water features and outdoor living space elements from a single control system. The Lamb residence uses the IQ-904-P bundle to control pool equipment, LED bubblers, lighting, and fire features, creating seamless operation across the complete outdoor environment. This integration allows families to preset lighting scenes, activate water features, and manage the FSoft1400 saltwater system from one interface. The outdoor kitchen's built-in grill, stainless steel storage, and drop-in ice chest were coordinated during construction to ensure gas lines and electrical systems work together seamlessly.
How do you balance fire features with pool safety?
Fire features require careful placement and engineering to create dramatic effect while maintaining safety standards. The Lamb project positions the fire table at appropriate distance from the pool, with clear sight lines from the seating walls and proper ventilation throughout the outdoor living space. Our design team considers wind patterns, supervision angles, and material selection when locating fire features. The stone capping on the Lamb residence's seating walls provides heat-resistant gathering surfaces around the fire table, while stainless steel handrails and artisan railings ensure safe movement between water and fire zones throughout the complete outdoor environment.
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