This bespoke infinity pool on the Costa Brava is integrated into a contemporary home and designed as a family bathing area with a distinctive architectural presence. Red mosaic gives the project character and turns the water into an unusual visual feature alongside the building’s straight lines and neutral outdoor paving.
The pool’s elongated geometry suits both leisure and lap swimming. Its proportions provide a practical length for swimming without sacrificing the comfort expected of a family space. A direct relationship with the house creates clear continuity between the interior, terrace and water.
The infinity edge reinforces the continuity of the water and gives the design a cleaner, more contemporary appearance. The water level sits close to the top of the pool, minimising the visual weight of the coping and emphasising the volume of water. On the Costa Brava, this helps connect the pool with the landscape and architecture.
The interior is clad in red mosaic, an unusual finish that adds personality and intense colour. Unlike traditional blue or green, it changes the perception of the water and reinforces the contemporary design. The small tiles adapt precisely to the steps, integrated bench and changing planes inside the pool.
Access steps and an integrated bench are finished in the same mosaic to preserve visual continuity. They support gradual entry, relaxation, family bathing and swimming. LED lighting completes the project, making the water a strong feature after dark.
The result is a bespoke pool with a strong identity, where the infinity edge, red finish and elongated geometry work together to create a practical, elegant space integrated with the architecture. It is designed for swimming while adding visual and construction value to the home.
