Family-First Design in Anna's Growing Community

A reverse infinity edge creates the visual illusion of water extending to the horizon while incorporating a hidden catch system that handles Texas weather variations. The Loutsch project features a 24-foot reverse infinity edge that maintains clean geometric lines while managing seasonal water level changes common in North Texas. This design works particularly well in Anna's expansive landscape, where the flat terrain allows the water feature to visually connect with the distant horizon. The mechanical system concealed beneath the edge handles both normal circulation and storm water management automatically.

Independent LED lighting systems allow complete control over both pool and spa illumination, creating customized scenes for different occasions. The Loutsch project demonstrates this with two LED pool fixtures and one dedicated spa light that can illuminate the pool for evening swimming while keeping the custom spa softly lit for relaxation. This approach means families can use one water feature without lighting both, conserving energy while creating the perfect ambiance. The controls integrate seamlessly, so switching between full illumination and selective lighting is effortless.

An 8'x6' custom spa provides comfortable seating for multiple adults while maintaining proportional scale with a 20,499-gallon geometric pool. The Loutsch family's spa features a 28-foot perimeter with flat spillover and matching waterline tile, creating generous interior space without overwhelming the geometric design. The flush beam construction means the custom spa integrates architecturally with the pool rather than appearing as an afterthought. This size works year-round in Texas, offering intimate gathering space during cooler months while serving as a social anchor during pool season.

Timeline depends on project complexity, site conditions, and permitting. Geometric designs can sometimes build more efficiently than freeform pools because the straight lines and consistent depths require less complex forming work. The key factors include excavation conditions, permit processing, and weather. In Anna's soil conditions, proper excavation and structural engineering ensure the geometric lines remain true for decades. Selah's project management approach keeps clients informed at every stage, and as Tyler Loutsch noted, the team listens to what you want while delivering within budget.

Anna's expanding development patterns mean considering both current views and future neighborhood growth when placing pool features. The Loutsch project positions the 24-foot reverse infinity edge to take advantage of natural sight lines while accounting for Collin County's continued residential development. Local soil conditions require proper engineering for geometric pools, where precise lines depend on stable foundation work. Anna's climate supports year-round custom spa use, making the pool-spa combination particularly valuable for families who want their outdoor living space to serve every season.