Are you installing a new pool?
Choosing a colour for your pool can be so confusing and it’s important that you get it right!.
When deciding on the colour of your pool, there are numerous factors to consider.
When choosing a pool colour, colour swatches often give no clue to the actual colour of the pool. A pool expert who is experienced can help alot.
Pool surrounds, house type, aspect (shade, etc.), colour variations in day and night situations (sunny day, overcast day, etc.), and of course your own personal colour preferences are some of these.
It’s also crucial to consider what appeals to you and how a colour makes you feel. When gazing out at your pool, ask yourself what colours you want to see. Usually, you’ll see things like beautiful beaches, lakes, exotic lagoons, the Mediterranean, or the shallow water and rock pools at the beach.
If so, it’s rather simple to match you to a pool’s colour.
These are the ideal colour examples to demonstrate this, but they are regrettably restricted to displaying the inside surface colour of the pool shell. Please be aware of this and don’t assume a speckled grey pool shell would appear grey and muddy when filled with water as it’s completely the contrary. They don’t give any indication as to what the pool will look like when it is full of water.
Once you’ve gone through these, eliminating candidates is simpler, allowing you to make a more focused choice.