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Freeform Designs

A freeform pool design skips straight lines in favor of curves that follow the shape of your yard. No two come out the same. We shape each one around the space we’re working with, the way your family will use the water, and how it looks from inside the house.

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Freeform Pool Design FAQs

What is a freeform pool design?

It’s a pool with curved, irregular edges instead of straight lines and right angles. The outline is drawn to suit the yard, so it can be a simple kidney shape or a longer run of several curves with a narrower waist.

What kind of yard suits a freeform pool?

Irregular, pie-shaped, or sloping lots, and yards with mature trees or boulders worth building around. A curved edge uses awkward ground instead of fighting it, which is why freeform often fits older North Valley properties well.

Do freeform pools cost more to build?

Shape on its own doesn’t move the price much. Size, depth, finish, and features matter more. Freeform shells do take extra layout and finishing work on site, so the quality of the crew shows up more plainly than on a rectangle.

How do freeform pools fit Arizona landscaping?

They sit naturally alongside desert planting, decomposed granite, flagstone, and boulder work, none of which grows in straight lines. We carry the landscaping up to the coping so the pool reads as part of the yard rather than dropped into it.

Ready to Get Started?

Every freeform pool we build starts with a free design consultation, where we walk the yard and talk through the shape that suits it.

Don’t let budget concerns keep you from the backyard you’ve always wanted. With flexible financing options available, building your dream pool is more accessible than you think. Contact Desert Tropics Custom Pools today to discuss your project and explore financing options that work for you.