The Camelback House was designed around one defining idea: the water should feel like an extension of the horizon. A sophisticated, modern design that complements the architecture and the surrounding desert without competing with it.
The pool follows the architecture of the home with long, uninterrupted lines and a dramatic negative edge that visually removes the boundary between the water and the mountains beyond.
Natural stone, darker finishes, and integrated lighting were selected to complement the property and surrounding terrain.
From inside the residence, the water becomes part of the architecture. From the pool, the edge disappears into the Arizona landscape.
And after dark, subtle lighting, fire, and reflection completely change the character of the property.
