The Robert Gurney 'Nevis Pool and Garden Pavilion' is a delicate glass abode surrounded by nature from all angles. The pitched roof appears as if it's floating in space as the glass structure beneath blends into the background.
With a backyard garden like that, it would not do things justice to use traditional brick or wooden slat walls. The crystal space allows guests to sit back and enjoy the raw natural surroundings in the comforts of their living room. The miniature detached sunroom comes with a fully functioning kitchen and wood-fired hearth, perfect for all-season entertaining. This is one property where the pool house might just be nicer than the pool itself.
If you need a little backyard TLC inspiration, take a peek at this striking little pool and garden house.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Glass Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to explore innovative glass structures for residential and commercial spaces.
- Indoor-outdoor Living
- Potential for home improvement and landscaping industries to create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
- Luxury Outdoor Living Spaces
- Demand for high-end outdoor living spaces presents opportunities for designers and manufacturers to create luxurious and functional structures.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in designing unique glass structures for residential and commercial projects.
- Home Improvement
- Opportunity to offer products and services that cater to the growing trend of indoor-outdoor living experiences.
- Landscaping
- Potential to create visually stunning outdoor spaces that seamlessly integrate with the interior of homes and buildings.
