The homeowners desired a freestanding pool house that would be designed to complement the pool and the home. They had a limited amount of space, but still wanted to include a bathroom, kitchen and living area complete with a fireplace. The age of the home made it difficult to match the existing brick, so a smooth stucco finish was chosen to complement the home.
The stucco finish allowed for a modern look while keeping in line with other homes in the neighborhood. Many of the other homes have also gone with stucco finishes. The stucco, along with the travertine tile kept the project simple and clean. Curtains were installed to allow for some privacy or to block late afternoon sun.
The tiled wall in the kitchen area adds a subdued pop of color.
The cast stone fireplace surround blends well with the stucco walls.
Details inside the pool house include a vaulted wood ceiling to keep it feeling natural and spacious. The homeowners wanted to make sure they could use their pool house year round, so heaters were installed to take the chill off on those nights when the temperature dropped.
Rob came by our house and looked at what we wanted. We wanted our patio to cover a width of 50 feet between our bedroom and garage. Our garage was not parallel to our house and posed a building problem, but Rob solved that problem and blended our patio with our house and the garage. The crews were very professional and did a fantastic job. They cleaned up after themselves every day, and the backyard was immaculate when they finished. Rob did a fantastic job designing our patio the way we wanted it to be. Texas Custom Patios was the only company that also properly designed the patio for us. We love the results and would only recommend them to anyone else looking to add an outdoor living area to their home. They are a first rate company.
