Here we have a small pool designed to blend seamlessly with the old stone of this house in a mediaeval village in Catalonia. To draw up the designs for this MiniPool movable floor pool, we were asked not to touch the old stone since the village is listed.
A new lease of life for this house in HyèresBefore embarking on this challenging project, the customer trekked around all the trade shows and exhibitions specialising in well-being and pool design, without finding what they wanted. Eventually, they read about Aqualift pools with integrated movable floors while searching online. And that is how the great…
This family left the hustle of life in Paris behind them and moved to this charming house, typical of this part of Southwest France. The garden is relatively small, so they hesitated between keeping the terrace as it was or building a swimming pool.
Our big-hearted customer loves nothing more than to have his friends and family to stay, along with all their children. To make sure they will enjoy themselves, he wanted a pool in his garden, but was looking for a safety system that would keep the little ones as safe as houses.
We were looking around for a swimming pool that would be original in some way, when we saw the Aqualift movable floor system in action, and our main reason for deciding to buy one was because our little girl didn’t know how to swim very well. What a relief when it came to watching over her: it cut out all the stress!
Not far from Paris, in Le Bourget, in Seine-Saint-Denis, the Clinique du Bourget is a medical and rehabilitation centre belonging to Groupe Ramsay Générale de Santé. Responding to their desire to use the best technology for treating their patients, we designed a therapy pool for the clinic.
All the pleasure of having the hidden pool you have always dreamed of without losing any garden space. This house belongs to a retired couple, and the frequent visits of their grandchildren made a pool from the Liberty range the obvious choice.
Once upon a time, in the Kingdom of the Punjab, a French General fell madly in love with the beautiful Princess Bannu Pan Deï.
General Allard had this princely villa built in 1835 in the heart of Saint Tropez as a home for his exotic love and their five children. The heady perfumes of romance still float in the air at this magical hotel.
This elegant 14×3 metre pool is installed at a beachfront house on the Île de Ré (France). Integrating a long swim lane, it has been designed to blend perfectly with the luxurious style of the house.
Find out more about this superb pool: “Sous les pavés de la plage”, a 6 x 5 metre pool. Installing a movable floor is a way to create extra room in a limited space, so that you don’t have to choose between having a pool or having a terrace. Bathe in peace in the privacy of your own little garden of paradise.
