Also known as Geometric, this pool shape utilizes straight lines and/or geometric curves. This doesn’t have to be your basic rectangle but can have multiple angles and curves to create a timeless design that will look great 10 years later.

Free form swimming pools use curves and flowing lines to mimic nature. This shape looks amazing with the addition of natural rock boulders, grottos and waterfall features. If you are looking for a tropical paradise then this is the shape for you.

An infinity edge pool, also called negative edge, zero edge, infinity pool, disappearing edge, or vanishing edge pool, is a swimming or reflecting pool that produces a visual effect of water extending to the horizon, vanishing, or extending to “infinity.”

A wet edge swimming pool incorporates the negative-edge look but differs in that the design allows water to spill over all four sides. Like the negative edge design, the water that flows over the sides of a perimeter-overflow pool is collected in a hidden catch basin and recirculated. This look gives the illusion that the water is level with the deck.