This home had a beautiful pool and fully landscaped backyard, but they desired an outdoor living room that would accent the space.
The back side of the pool was the perfect place to create and build an outdoor living area.
This freestanding pool house is about 375 SF and has an outdoor kitchen, double sided fireplace, a living area and bar top counter area for dining.
This space has a gable roof and vaulted ceiling. We used a stained tongue and groove with cedar beams. The columns are wrapped in hardie and painted – they have stone bases that match the kitchen fascia and the fireplace. All of this stone complements the pool coping. The flooring is a wide plank stamped concrete. Two large fans were also installed to create a nice breeze on those hot days of summer.
In order to optimize the backyard space, we built a double sided fireplace with seating on the backside.
Along with the custom built fireplace, we installed Bromic Platinum heaters. A perfect way to keep the outdoors nice and cozy on those chilly days and nights.
This kitchen is set up with an RCS grill, storage area, trash drawer and an outdoor rated fridge. The counter is granite and provides plenty of space to prep and serve. Decorative lights were hung over the counter area.
Just picture yourself enjoying this retreat!
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.
