Revitalize Your Backyard Oasis: Springtime Pool Renovation Guide
(7 min read) The weather is getting hotter, people are getting naked-er (not a word!), and Starbucks put out a new Lavender Creme Frappuccino. All of the signs for the beginning of a pool renovation season are here.
Whether your pool has that look of an older racist gentleman with a colorful past, or your tastes have evolved from swimming princes to deep-diving morally grey villains, pool renovation doesn’t have to be a daunting task. There is a huge variety of different renovation options that will give your backyard a much-needed facelift before the summer finally starts.
From updating the shape of your pool to adding fiberglass stairs and steel benches, there are a myriad of pretty important things you can do to make your pool look significantly better than it does. You’ve probably noticed my passive-aggressive use of the term “pretty important” there, and if you did, kudos to you. The reason I worded it that way is while all of those things would be quite an improvement for any pool, they all take a backseat to – changing your pool tiles.
Needless to say, we all have a couple of weird years behind us, and so does your pool. At this point, he’s that one mouthbreathing guy in the office who wears coke bottle glasses and always has a stain on his shirt. He needs your help, ASAP. And what better way to help him than to get him a completely new look? On that note, let’s change and elevate your dingy ole pool together!
In terms of materials, pools come in several different types. Vinyl pools are the cheapest, but they would need to be replaced every 7-15 years because the vinyl is thin and prone to damage, which can ultimately greatly impact the resale value of your house. Fiberglass pools are limiting in terms of shape and size, and they are extremely expensive. Concrete pools are a bummer to maintain, as their surface is porous making it the perfect environment for algae growth. Sooo, what else is there?
There is still the best option, of course, a mosaic tile swimming pool. Mosaic tiles are extremely durable and virtually indestructible. Even if one gets damaged, you can easily replace it, without having to renovate your whole pool. That is the main reason why all of our mosaic artworks have a lifetime guarantee tied to them.
Glass mosaic tiles are also smooth and easy to maintain, which makes the otherwise tedious battle with algae almost non-existent. Mosaic tiles are also safer than other options because they can be slip-resistant where it matters, so you don’t have to worry about unfortunate accidents when your pool party hits its peak, or when the kids are having fun.
However, all of those amazing practical advantages aside, glass mosaic tiles are simply unmatched when it comes to your swimming pool aesthetic. Glass is reflective, so the play of light and shadow on the water’s surface is always mesmerizing, even if you don’t opt to have any particular design. Glass mosaic tiles can also create a vanishing edge for your pool, giving it a seamless look and making it marvelously blend into the surrounding landscape.
In terms of various designs, glass mosaic tiles are so versatile that we can recreate any design that comes to your mind. From large-scale mermaids and octopuses to tiny seahorses and colorful shoals of fishes, if you choose mosaic tiles, your swimming pool is a playground for your imagination.
We have plenty of stunning designs that will fit your pool perfectly, but if you have some original ideas we will be thrilled to make them come to fruition. Let’s make your pool look stunning together and make this summer the best you ever had!
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31 Comments
I would love a pool sadly we do not get the weater here. I do love the whales that would be my go to
That is the coolest! I would love to put a pool in the backyard. If I’m ever able, I’ll be having a mosaic bottom.
I’m in love with these designs. I love all the fish and water designs. Beautiful work. It just doesn’t have to be a blue pool anymore!!
The tips on mosaic tiles are particularly intriguing – can’t wait to give our pool a fresh new look. Here’s to transforming our old, tired pool into something vibrant and inviting!
Mosaic tiles seem to be a big thing. All of these pools look amazing with the mosaic tile updates.
This blog post brings up a crucial point about enhancing the appearance of your pool. While there are many significant upgrades you can make, the importance of changing your pool tiles can’t be overstated. It’s the detail that truly makes a difference in transforming the overall look and feel of your pool area. Don’t overlook the power of this simple yet impactful upgrade!
Those pools! Oh my, they are gorgeous and such a beautiful display of art and creativity.
These pools are all breathtaking looking and the mosaic designs just make them a masterpiece! They are stunning and I love your site and your creations so thank you for sharing 🙂
Pools without mosaics can look so tacky – I really love them being more of a works of art. These are so beautiful!
These mosaic pools are so pretty. When I have the money I will get my pool done in a mosaic of a dolphin.
I can just imagine sitting back and relaxing in the pool – with a beautiful tiled mosaic to floor to add even more to the aesthetic. The pictures you have shared are very inspiring!
Thanks for sharing this list of good ideas with mosaic decorations for backyard Oasis. Personally I love the one with dolphins the most. Cheers
I love the look of pool mosaics! What a gorgeous idea…these are absolutely stunning.
This blog post offers a refreshing perspective on pool renovation, injecting humor and creativity into what can often feel like a daunting task. By likening an older pool to a “racist gentleman with a colorful past” and suggesting options for updating it to suit different tastes, from “swimming princes” to “morally grey villains,” the post cleverly engages readers. With the promise of a variety of renovation options to rejuvenate backyard pools before summer arrives, it’s an entertaining and informative read for anyone considering a pool makeover.
We actually need to have our pool resurfaced, and I’m thinking it’s the perfect time to go with a mosaic! Love this.
The tips on mosaic tiles are particularly intriguing; their durability and aesthetic appeal make them a standout choice for pool renovation.
Such beautiful mosaics to take a pool design to the next level. Wish I had a backyard pool!
I love the pool with the mandala in, it is so pretty! But the water makes all the designs look so cool.
Now I’m feeling inspired to give our pool a fresh new look just in time for summer fun!
Wow! These pools are amazing! So impressive!
I love the fancy look of the pool with the mosaic tiles. I miss having a pool sometimes. 🙂
This is brilliant. I am so used to plain swimming tools but the one with the whale is just magnificent. We’re actually planning to put a pool in our farm and will suggest that. Thank you for sharing these mosaic inspiration.
These mosaic tiles are gorgeous! I have not given much thought to revamping a pool with tiles (I have to get the pool first, ha). I will definitely keep this in mind. It is a lovely way to build aesthetic.
I wish I could have a pool but we do not have the weather, I love the whales swimming that is something I would go for
We’ve been planning a pool for our backyard, and I am definitely going to be lobbying for a mosaic bottom now!
How gorgeous are those mosaic pools…including the vanishing edge!
Who doesn’t love a good swim in the summer? And your tips really revitalise the pool. love the suggestions.
Wow! Just wow! All these are amazing, I will save all these for inspo. Thanks for sharing it with us!
The mosaics are totally stunning. The pool with flowers or whales would be such an oasis of its own! Wow!
Such a great read! I’ll share this with my SIL who has a pool.
wow! these tiles are so pretty and vibrant that i now want to find a way to use them though i dont have a pool!