Char­ming outdoor area: biopool in a warm setting

Every outdoor area is as unique as nature itself, espe­ci­ally with a custo­mised garden design. In this project, we trans­formed an exis­ting embank­ment into a warm, harmo­nious ambi­ence with the help of a well thought-out and aesthetic concept. At the centre of this dreamy garden is an elegant biopool, whose crystal-clear, spar­k­ling water invites you to cool off.

Terra­cing the slope — more space and width

Before the remo­del­ling, a narrow stair­case led down the steep slope right next to the wall of the house. The terrace below was rather small and offered little space for socia­li­sing. The client ther­e­fore wanted a more elegant and prac­tical solu­tion. The stair­case was moved to the centre of the slope, making it appear more open and at the same time allo­wing a view over the city. The skilful posi­tio­ning creates a feeling of width and spacious­ness. The warm wood design creates an invi­ting atmo­sphere that invites you to linger.

The steps are flanked by a comfor­table wooden bench that can be used as both a seat and a sunbathing area. In addi­tion, the lush plan­ting with magni­fi­cent hydran­geas provides colourful accents and accom­pa­nies the descent to the lower garden level. The terra­cing clearly sepa­rates the diffe­rent garden areas and creates a struc­tured, harmo­nious divi­sion of space: the dining area at the top for relaxed outdoor dining, and the spacious pool area with the radiant biopool at the bottom.

Biopool with counter-current system — refresh­ment and fitness for hot summer days

The biopool, whose water shines in a deep blue colour in the prefa­bri­cated PP pool, is the centre­piece of the garden. Thanks to the prefa­bri­cated design, the cons­truc­tion time was signi­fi­cantly reduced, allo­wing the family to enjoy their personal well­ness oasis sooner. The inno­va­tive Living Pool tech­no­logy ensures crystal-clear water — without any chemical addi­tives. A special filter system removes the vital phos­phate from the algae, which prevents their forma­tion in the long term. The water remains gentle and does not irri­tate the skin or eyes, making the Biopool a parti­cu­larly envi­ron­men­tally friendly alter­na­tive that is gentle on the skin.

Another high­light of the pool is the powerful counter-current system, which ensures a sporty swim­ming workout. The system is installed outside the pool to save space and ther­e­fore does not inter­fere with the swim­ming area. The current inten­sity can be controlled indi­vi­du­ally via a user-friendly app so that the family can set the desired trai­ning inten­sity at any time.

Wooden deck — The stylish frame for the bathing garden

The large wooden deck that frames the biopool gives the garden a warm and invi­ting atmo­sphere. It heats up less in the sun than natural stone, which makes getting out of the biopool parti­cu­larly plea­sant on hot summer days. At the same time, the spacious deck offers addi­tional space for a stylish lounge area, invi­ting you to socia­lise with family and friends.

Plea­sant shade is provided by two large para­sols and a maje­stic iron­wood tree (Parrotia persica), which stands out from the deck as a soli­tary tree and attracts everyone’s atten­tion with its striking silhou­ette. Other skilfully placed soli­tary trees create inte­res­ting visual axes and rein­force the char­ming, open feeling of space in the outdoor area.

Light and airy atmo­sphere thanks to harmo­nious plan­ting

The well thought-out plan­ting brings vibrancy and a gentle light­ness to the garden. Deli­cate grasses and stylish shrubs create a natural tran­si­tion between the diffe­rent garden areas and lighten the atmo­sphere. The panicle hydrangea (Hydrangea pani­cu­lata) in parti­cular stands out next to the wooden deck and gives the outdoor area an elegant yet natural look.

To preserve the breath­ta­king view over the city, a half-height plan­ting strip was created in front of the biopool, which runs the entire length of the retreat oasis. The harmo­nious combi­na­tion of the flowe­ring silver bush (Pervoskia atri­pli­ci­folia) and the beige feather bristle grasses (Penni­s­etum alope­cu­ro­ides) creates a colourful contrast and enli­vens the family garden in a subtle way.

Overall, this outdoor area impresses with its well thought-out plan­ning and harmo­nious design. The shim­me­ring biopool invites you to take a dip on sunny days, while the adjoi­ning lounge is the perfect place to relax and enjoy yourself. The harmo­nious inter­play of trees, shrubs and grasses rounds off the overall picture and turns this garden into a true oasis of peace and rela­xa­tion.

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Plan­ting list of the garden

Pool area

  • Parrotia persica (iron­wood tree)
  • Malus hybrid ‘Ever­este’ (orna­mental apple)
  • Prunus x yedoensis (Tokyo cherry)
  • Pyrus communis ‘Confé­rence’ (pear)
  • Prunus arme­niaca ‘Harg­rand’ (apricot)
  • Malus dome­stica ‘Topaz’ (apple)
  • Photinia x fraseri ‘Red Robin’ (Medlar hedge)
  • Ligustrum vulgare (common privet hedge)
  • Osman­thus burk­woodii (fragrant flower)
  • Perovskia abrot­a­noides (silver bush)
  • Astilbe japo­nica ‘Mainz’ (Golden Pine)
  • Gaura lind­hei­meri ‘Whir­ling Butter­flies’ (magni­fi­cent candle)
  • Cala­ma­grostis brachytricha (diamond riding grass)
  • Penni­s­etum alope­cu­ro­ides ‘Hamelin’ (lamp cleaner grass)
  • Penni­s­etum alope­cu­ro­ides ‘Little Bunny’ (dwarf lamp­lighter grass)
  • Schiz­achy­rium scopa­rium (blue-grey prairie grass)

Dining area

  • Acer griseum (cinnamon maple)
  • Hydrangea pani­cu­lata ‘Lime­light’ (panicle hydrangea)
  • Wisteria sinensis ‘Boskoop’ (Chinese blue rain)
  • Aqui­legia vulgaris (common colum­bine)
  • Aqui­legia vulgaris-hybride ‘Nora Barlow’ (double colum­bine)
  • Gera­nium x cantabri­gi­ense ‘Berg­garten’ (Cranes­bill)
  • Hosta x fortunei ‘Francee’ (White-edged grey-leaved funkia)
  • Miscan­thus sinensis ‘Yakus­hima Dwarf’ (Chinese reed)
  • Luzula nivea (snow sedge)
  • Penni­s­etum alope­cu­ro­ides ‘Hameln’

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