The gently splashing water can be heard from and vantage point along the acrylic-coated deck. Another spot from which to enjoy the unique water feature is the bench built into the pool’s deep end. One end of the bench is only a few feet away from the fountains.

Meanwhile, the pool is accented visually by blue waterline tile that continues up the side of the platform.

Lastly, fiber-optic underwater and landscape light fixtures illuminate the scene at night.

Inside the 12-by-28-foot pool are wide steps to afford safe entry, as well as convenient and spacious benches for underwater relaxation.

Simple and efficient, the pool design slopes from 3.5 to 6 feet at its deepest for swimming laps or just splashing with the kids.

The navy waterline tile is a complement to the rich green of the yard and wood railings from the deck. With no rail goods, a clean and crisp look is achieved.

At night, this Tennessee poolscape is illuminated by fiber-optic lighting.

The pool slopes to a depth of 6 feet, from 3.5 feet, and features wide walk-in steps and swim-out benches in each end.

A planter waterfall at the pool's edge creates the soothing sound of running water. A concrete deck surrounds the scene, though allowing for a slim expanse of landscaping within the screen enclosure.

Fiber-optic lighting is available for nighttime enjoyment of the pool and spa.

The home owners chose this 12-by-27-foot one-piece fiberglass pool, which seemed to be just the thing to fit with the rolling hills.

Accenting the pool are four 2-foot sheer-drop waterfalls from the side of the pool that was built up, making them visible from the house.

In the curve of the kidney-shaped pool is an 8-foot octagonal spa that stands between the home and pool for convenient soaking.

Crushed rock, shrubbery, trees and an elaborate bird bath surround the concrete decking for some special touches.