Pool houses tend to be modest structures — small buildings used for changing into a swimsuit or stashing pool gear. But interior decorator Jamie Beckwith had something very different in mind for her waterside digs.
For
starters, Beckwith's new pool house is three floors, featuring several
exquisitely designed spaces, that integrate products from her own collection
and luxurious flourishes like a stunning walnut tub in one of the
women's bath. (Yes, this pool house is equipped with separate baths for
men and women. But don't worry, the main floor's steamroom is open to
all guests.)
On
the main floor guests will find a kitchen with two fridges, a living
room and a dining room, a well as a a formal sitting area with a glass
floor that looks down onto a wine-lovers' paradise below.
Clear, acrylic
Gothic-style arches fill the wine cellar and provide space for
approximately 2,000 bottles of red, white, rose and champagne. The
arches are lit by color-changing LED lights, which can be turned off
when entertaining wraps up. And if the temperature controlled wine
storage isn't suitable, there's a tasting area just outside of the
cellar where guests can enjoy their beverages.
The
top floor of Beckwith's pool house houses a private guest apartment
equipped with its own kitchen, living area and full bath.
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