Water Levels: Creating Impressive Landscapes in Your Pool

Water is highly expressive – calm pools, babbling brooks, disruptive waterslides and waterfalls are just some of the elements in its repertoire. Enhance the mood by adding extra water features to your pool with water levels. Whether your mood is serene, playful or dramatic, water has the power to satisfy your primal needs.

Calm and peaceful

There is nothing that can compare to the sight of a tranquil pool or the sound of lapping water to soothe your soul. Just like in nature, combining foliage with a waterfall creates beautiful reflections in your pool water. Artificial waterfalls surrounding a pool can hold plants and spray water into the pool. Whether you choose a brick or stone structure, small faucets will create subtle streams. Waterfalls that simulate rain or look like a mirror will compose a quiet, glassy picture.

Classic tranquility

For some, achieving a calm effect means symmetrical structures and classic forms. Consider a stone fountain or a bronze replica at the edge of your pool, pouring water from a decorative container. Imagine two columns in the pool, each with a marble figure reflected in the still water.

Relaxing faucets

Faucets placed in a pool may be classic, but they may not. Besides, there is a wide variety on the market to suit your style and taste. Try lion heads for a more classic effect or fish and dolphins for a playful look. The materials also vary: stone, terracotta or metal (copper finish, bronze or nickel).

For spa you can choose a jet in the center, which can transform it into a beautiful fountain, and which you can remove when using spa. Faucets in one spa create idyllic waterfalls.

Of course

If 'natural' translates to your imagination of wooded valleys and tropical beaches, then the scenery will consist of an abundance of plants, rocks and moving water. How about a small, gurgling stream connecting the pool to the spa your? Bridges and walkways make up beautiful crossings.

A fountain with a stone finish on a large stone or a wall covered with a vine, they look like a flowered valley - always refreshing - and the small waterfalls inspire peace. And to add a playful touch, we can place a bronze mermaid on a stone, as it will gush water from the shell it holds.

There is something especially relaxing about the sight of the horizon meeting the water. A neat pool finish will erase the "barrier" between the pool and the surrounding area. Imagine the view of a sunset or the starry sky as you relax in your pool and let your worries drift away.

Lively and playful

If the environment you envision is more vivid than the above, there are plenty of options. Increase the speed and volume of water and… voilaah! The mood changes. A waterfall will become cascading if the gradient and force with which the water comes down is increased. And the more nooks and crannies it has, the more pleasurable purrs you'll get.

What's happier than water bouncing towards the blue sky? Whether it's crystal clear drops or fizzy, bubbly gush, rising water always cheers us up. Some jets also bring the scene to life. How much vitality do you want? Sounds, sight and gloom from the splashing water; There is a wide range of options and several jets can be adjusted, making it fun and games for young and old.

At dusk, illuminated jets create a fantastic atmosphere. Illuminated fountains will shine like precious gems. For a fancier effect or for a party, set the jets to maximum and play with colored lights.

Impressive and dynamic

To be sure to impress, think higher, faster, louder. You can have streams running down walls creating waterfalls, or jets shooting water high into the sky. Sparkling water always looks fuller and more imposing. Long lines of jets will create a corridor of water that moves like arrows. You can also program certain jets to shoot water in geometric shapes and spirals for an even more impressive look.

If one side of the pool consists of a high wall, use plenty of water rushing from full-height jets, the sound of which will drown out other possible external unpleasant sounds.

In the end, the most difficult part of creating the right atmosphere in your space is to come up with specific options, as they are innumerable. Our advice is to let your mood choose.