50 ideas for pool stones that every architect loves

50 ideas for pool stones that every architect loves
Robert Rivera

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The choice depends on several factors, besides price and style. Therefore, see tips from two architects to help you choose and more 50 models to apply this lining. Check them out!

Best stones for swimming pool

The material of the stones is important, because they must meet several requirements. Because of this, the architects Alexia Kaori and Juliana Stendard, founders of Urutau Arquitetura gave several tips that will help in your decision. The architects reinforce that to avoid infiltrations "the correct waterproofing of the place is essential, as well as an adequate installation of the coverings". Dessaway, see the best pool stones:

Hijau Stone

This stone has a greenish tone and is natural from Indonesia. It is non-slip and non-thermal. Its finish can be smooth or rough. Besides, Alexia and Juliana state that this stone can be used both inside and on the edges of the pool. Its price may vary between R$ 300 to R$ 500 per square meter.

Brazilian Hijau

This stone comes from Brazil and is natural. according to the architects, "it has similar properties to imported hijau stone, but at a more accessible price". moreover, the Brazilian hijau can also be used on the outside of the pool. the price varies between R$ 200 and R$ 300 per square meter.

Hitam Stone

This is another natural stone that originated in Indonesia. It is also non-slip and non-thermal. However, its tone is dark gray and the finish can be smooth or rough. In addition, it can be used as a border. The value of the square meter is, on average, between R$ 300 and R$ 450.

Seawater Stone

This type of stone for pools can be national or imported. Besides, it has anti-sliding characteristics and does not absorb heat easily. Alexia and Juliana recommend its use "inside the pool, because as the stone is white, the bluish tone intensifies when wet or with variations in lighting". The cost per square meter of this stone is between R$ 1,000.00 and R$ 1,000.00.200 to R$ 350 reais.

Ceramic stone

Although it is not natural, it is versatile due to the availability of colors, the architects point out. Another positive point is the several options of size and price range. The values can vary from R$ 70 to R$ 250 per square meter. Therefore, it "can be indicated for any type of project", they point out.

Ceramic coating

Although it is not a natural stone, there is a wide range of types and price ranges, which directly depend on the quality and manufacturer. Alexia and Juliana state that "some types are similar to the finish of natural stones". Therefore, "their diversity allows for a wide variety of projects. It is recommended to use those with a non-slip finish". The value of thiscoating varies between 80 and 300 reais per square meter.

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Besides these tips, the architects point out that the "swimming pool lining, both the internal and the border part, needs to be resistant and low maintenance, because it will be exposed to bad weather. Besides, the ideal is not to be slippery, to avoid accidents, and preferably should not absorb too much heat, to ensure more environmental comfort".

Best stones for pool border

The choice of stones for the border is very important, as much for style as for comfort and safety. So, check out the tips from the founders of Urutau Architecture to choose the best stones for the border of the pool.

  • São Tomé Stone: It comes in several colors (white, yellow, pinkish, and mixed). This stone is of national origin and is non-slip, does not absorb heat, and its price is between R$ 100 and R$ 200 per square meter.
  • Goiás Stone: It is another national and natural stone. It is non-slip and does not conduct so much heat. According to the specialists, "it is available in different textures and tonalities, from greenish gray to more yellowish". Goiás stone costs between R$ 70 and R$ 150 per square meter.
  • National travertine: It takes its name because its characteristics are very similar to travertine marble, but it is also called beige marble. Its price is more accessible than the imported stone. Alexia and Juliana state that "it is recommended to opt for treatments such as brushed and levigated, which make the surface non-slip. Waterproofing must also be requested". Each square meter cancost between R$250 to R$350 reais.
  • Washed granite: It is also called fulget flooring. This type of covering is composed of ground rock and cementitious alloy, so there are several textures and colors. The price is between R$ 100 and R$ 150 per square meter.
  • Athermic edge: It is a coating made from cement and additives. The surface is non-thermal and non-slip. In addition, the colors are white, gray, and yellow. The price varies between R$ 80 and R$ 150 per square meter.

With all these tips, all that's left is to decide how the pool will look, so how about taking a look at some ideas for the use of pool stones?

50 pictures of pool stones that will renew your leisure area

When it comes to building or remodeling a pool, many things must be taken into account, because style is just as important as the choice of materials, so see how to combine looks, landscaping, and functionality in 50 ideas:

1. pool stones completely influence the look

2. they help compose the environment

3. however, you need to take several things into account

4. from the price range

5. going through comfort

6. even security

7. after all, this is an area that gets wet

8. therefore, the stone must be non-slip

9. in this way, accidents are avoided

10. furthermore, this area of the house should be comfortable

11. therefore, the stone must be athermic

12. or be resistant to heat absorption

13. this way, it won't get hot

14. and no one has to worry about it

15. after all, no one wants to burn their foot getting out of the water

16. mainly because this area is exposed to the sun

17. stones can suit various styles

18. from the most contemporary

19. even the most rustic

20. and they are used in various parts of the pool

21. both on the inside

22. how much on the outside

23. match the color of the stone to the landscaping

24. or create a pool with a pebble beach

25. look at this composition of different stones

26. this area of the house must be spotless

27. after all, it is where several things will happen

28. for example, leisure time

29. or the weekend meetings

30. so, bet on a space for these meetings

31. it will make the environment more cozy

32 This can be achieved in several ways

33. one of them is betting on different types of stone

34. they help create a unique environment

35. even if they are only one color

36 Therefore, three things are important

37. the environment must match your style

38. be in accordance with your reality

39. and meet your needs

40. with all this in mind, the result will be amazing

41. and the leisure area will be ideal

42. worthy of a paradise setting

43. your moments will be even more cozy

44, so use these tips

45. and remember what the architects said

46 This will make your pool perfect

47 So, keep one thing in mind

48. choose stones and coverings well

49. they must unite with the pool

50. this combination will be the protagonist of your home

Now it is easier to decide which stone will be used in your pool, after all, the architects' tips will help a lot. Besides this, it is important to decide on another element, which is the pool border.

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Robert Rivera
Robert Rivera
Robert Rivera is a seasoned interior designer and home decor expert with over a decade of experience in the industry. Born and raised in California, he has always had a passion for design and art, which eventually led him to pursue a degree in interior design from a prestigious design school. With a keen eye for color, texture, and proportion, Robert effortlessly blends different styles and aesthetics to create unique and beautiful living spaces. He is highly knowledgeable in the latest design trends and techniques, and is constantly experimenting with new ideas and concepts to bring life to his clients' homes. As the author of a popular blog on home decor and design, Robert shares his expertise and insights with a large audience of design enthusiasts. His writing is engaging, informative, and easy to follow, making his blog an invaluable resource for anyone looking to spruce up their living space. Whether you're seeking advice on color schemes, furniture arrangement, or DIY home projects, Robert has the tips and tricks you need to create a stylish, welcoming home.