Light Bright
Great lighting enhances the drama of this pool design scheme.

Photo By: Image courtesy of Pinnacle Lighting. Photo by Brent Wallace
Photo By: Image courtesy of Pinnacle Lighting. Photo by Brent Wallace
Photo By: Image courtesy of Pinnacle Lighting. Photo by Brent Wallace
Photo By: Image courtesy of Pinnacle Lighting. Photo by Brent Wallace
Artfully Lit Poolscape
Moonlighting "creates a soft, romantic, and flattering glow rather than bright spotlighting or floodlighting,” says Jim Burks, owner of Pinnacle Lighting
Tree Uplighting
15-watt fluorescent lamps are used for uplighting on these trees. “They’re cooler and bluer, and that blue makes the greens of the landscaping look even greener,” says Pinnacle Lighting owner Jim Burks.
Sandstone Paving
Sandstone quarried in northern Alabama is used for paving of this Mississippi pool.
A Jump Rock Functions in Place of a Diving Board
Rather than a traditional diving board, the owner of this Mississippi pool opted for a “jump rock” made from stone steps, for plunging into the pool, which ranges from 36” to 10’ deep. Natural boulders form the back of the pool, and a spa area off the master bedroom features an outdoor shower designed like a natural waterfall.