This infinity pool with hot tub in Platja d’Aro forms part of a new-build contemporary home. The design uses the existing change in level between the house and front garden to integrate the pool into the outdoor architecture and create a continuous surface of water visible from the home’s main living spaces.
The design combines a rectangular swimming area with a separate hot tub, a bespoke glass mosaic mural and several technical solutions focused on comfort. Integrated automatic cleaning, electrolysis water treatment and RGB LED lighting make maintenance easier and extend the ways the pool can be enjoyed throughout the day.
Infinity pool with hot tub in Platja d’Aro
The pool’s position responds directly to the plot’s topography. On the house side, the water is almost level with the terrace, creating an immediate connection between the interior and the bathing area. Towards the garden, the pool becomes an elevated volume with an overflowing front clad in blue mosaic.
This solution absorbs the change in level without adding separate walls that would divide the space. From the lower garden, the infinity pool appears as an architectural element integrated into the natural stone walls. From the house, the continuous water surface and sense of openness to the outdoors take centre stage.
Overflow channel integrated into the terrace
One of the most distinctive details runs along one side of the pool. Pieces in the same material as the terrace extend into the water to form a broken platform at water level. The gaps between them allow water to flow into the side overflow channel.
This solution integrates the collection system while preserving material continuity between the terrace and pool. Pale natural stone contrasts with the dark blue glass mosaic, creating a transition strip that reinforces the project’s elongated geometry.
Separate hot tub and bespoke mosaic mural
The hot tub is designed as a separate pool in a more sheltered part of the garden. It features hydromassage and loungers with air jets, creating a dedicated relaxation space without interfering with the swimming area. Its position maintains a direct visual connection with the main pool and covered terrace.
Opposite the hot tub, a large mosaic mural recreates a design of waterfalls and vegetation supplied by the client. The composition turns the rear wall into the focal point and gives the hydromassage area a fully bespoke character. The mural remains visible from different parts of the pool and closes the view from the house.
Blue mosaic, natural stone and RGB LED lighting
The pool interior is finished in glass mosaic in intense shades of blue. The dark colour, depth and movement created by the overflow produce deep blue water, with reflections that shift as the sunlight changes. Outside, natural stone adds a light, stable tone that connects the pool with the terrace and the home’s walls.
Underwater RGB LED lighting makes it possible to change the atmosphere after dark and highlight both the pool’s volume and the colour of its finish. The arrangement of the lights follows the rectangular form of the pool and complements the hot-tub area.
Pool cleaning and water treatment systems
The project includes an automatic in-floor cleaning system designed to improve water circulation and reduce routine maintenance. Electrolysis treatment completes the equipment and helps keep the water in excellent condition with easier management.
The result is an infinity pool with hot tub in Platja d’Aro conceived as an extension of the home. The overflowing front resolves the garden’s change in level, the stone pieces integrate the side channel, and the mosaic mural gives a distinctive identity to a space combining swimming, wellbeing and outdoor architecture.
