All Styles
Design Style
Luxury Resort
Hotel-grade materials, water, shade and quiet drama.
Defining Characteristics
- A pool or spa as the organising centrepiece
- Continuous, generous stone decking
- Raised water features and sheer descents
- Zoned lounging, dining and shade areas
- Choreographed night lighting
Signature Materials & Finishes
- Travertine and shell-stone decking
- Glass and iridescent waterline tile
- Teak loungers and cast-stone planters
- Cedar or aluminium shade cabanas
- Colour-tuned pool and landscape LEDs
Color Palette
Travertine
#E6DCC8
Lagoon
#3E8C93
Teak
#8A5A34
Dusk Charcoal
#33322F
Palm
#2F5136
Best For
Pools & SpasPool DecksOutdoor BarsWater Features
Pairs Well With
Real Transformation
Resort Pool & Spa
A tired concrete pool deck becomes a resort courtyard with travertine paving, a raised spa and warm uplighting.
BeforeAfter — Luxury ResortLuxury Resort Questions, Answered
Do I need a new pool for a resort look?
Usually not. Re-decking, a raised spa or water feature, planting and lighting deliver most of the effect while keeping the existing pool shell.
What deck material reads most like a resort?
Large-format travertine or shell stone — it stays cool underfoot and has the scale hotels use.
Can OutdoorSpaces keep my existing pool shape?
Yes. Keep Existing → Pool Shape locks the pool geometry while everything around it is redesigned.
See Luxury Resort on your property.
One photo. Three concepts. Your actual space — not a stock render.
Redesign My Space in Luxury Resort