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Resource List General Construction: Dan Bax Commercial Cooking Equipment: Pro Food Systems Inc. Cabinets and Lighting: LaBelle Cabinetry & Lighting Landscaping: Truescape Pool: Pools Unlimited Excavating: Dave Perrey Audio/Visual Systems: The Entertainer Concrete/Wall: Sam Gaines Security/Phones: Professional Phone Shop Flooring: Howell’s Carpet Wall Decorations: The Print Shop
➊ Tall windows give a full, nearly unobstructed view of the pool area and allow young swimmers to stay under watchful eyes at all times. ➋ The pool and pool house was literally built into the backyard. A 300-plus-foot-long wall holds back the remaining hill. ➌ A commercial air curtain above the main doors keeps bugs out. Ceramic heaters hang above the covered patio for added, seasonal comfort. ➍ Indoor/outdoor carpet along with tile and no-slip concrete make a safe environment for moving from pool to house with wet feet. ➎ The kitchen features a commercial oven, griddle and fryer for easy poolside entertaining and cooking. (Yes, they fry a lot of chicken.) ➏ Shades of gray give the space a cool, relaxed tone. ➐ An oversized U-shaped island counter is designed for streamline function — food, drinks and socializing. ➑ The smooth quartz counter island in dark gray complements the half-stone wall behind it. In contrast, the kitchen’s maple cabinets have a canvas-colored white finish with a cocoa glaze. n
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