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Tropical Oceanside Garden Feels Like a Vacation at Home

From: Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture

Surrounded by protected mangroves, the renovated outdoor space, including lagoon-shaped pool and raised Chickee hut, takes advantage of a narrow view of the bay. Thoughtfully placed in the valuable natural setting, the design offers plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining.

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Photo: Tamara Alvarez, Just Keys Trees, Blue Island Lighting and Irrigation. From: Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture.

To Infinity and Beyond

Or so it seems! In order to build an organic, lagoon-shaped pool that would meet flood level standards, the ground level needed to be raised, which helped the pool achieve an infinity-edge look.

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lagoon-shaped pool set next to a chickee hut in Florida keys
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Photo: Tamara Alvarez, Just Keys Trees, Blue Island Lighting and Irrigation. From: Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture.

Your Personal Paradise

Complete with a lagoon-shaped pool, stylish chickee hut, outdoor fire pit made from chunks of coral, an outdoor shower and plenty of tropical foliage for privacy, this stunning outdoor space is the stuff dreams are made of.

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outdoor oasis with bay view and chickee hut
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Photo: Tamara Alvarez, Just Keys Trees, Blue Island Lighting and Irrigation. From: Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture.

The Great Escape

Lined with palm trees and tangled-root mangroves, this tropical outdoor oasis offers great views and ample opportunity for rest and relaxation.

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shallow-end platform in a Florida Keys pool
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Photo: Tamara Alvarez, Just Keys Trees, Blue Island Lighting and Irrigation. From: Craig Reynolds Landscape Architecture.

Dip Your Toes

Not everyone loves to swim. Sometimes people just want to feel the cool, refreshing water at their fingertips, or in this case, toes. The shallow-end platform at one end of the pool provides people the opportunity to cool down by just getting their feet wet.

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