Attention Pool Builders:
Art and Mosaics is proud to offer luxury construction services to pool builders all over New Jersey. We partner with you to fulfill EXTREMELY HIGH END tile pool builds that the most exclusive customers might be seeking.
At Art and Mosaics, we have a global following for our luxury tile pools. Demand has never been higher, but we have recently relocated to New Jersey and would like to build relationships with pool builders and pool companies who might not have the capabilites to completely design and construct a full tile pool.
In many cases, pool builders will consult with Danilo Bonazza to discuss luxury tile upgrades, mosaic designs and other premium tile features that can be added to your list of offerings.
Adding Our Tile & Mosaic Craftsmanship To Your Construction Model Can Increase Profits.
If you are currently NOT offering tile and mosaic construction services, let’s connect and discuss a strategic partnership.
Discerning clients know that nothing can compare to the beauty, longevity and design customizations available when you choose to build a full tile pool.
Let’s discuss how we can work together to capture the luxury pool building market in your neighborhood.
Infinity Edge
While this pool might look simple, it featues a perfectly level, spill-over infinty edge that allow for a seamless recess into this gorgeous mahogany deck. This effect creates a mirror-like surface that can’t be duplicated.
Submerged Hot Tub
Unlike most attached spas which spill over, we designed a totally unique recessed spa that ensures a surface that reflects the clouds, sun and blue hues of the Jersey Shore.
Sun Deck Entry
Located directly next to the spa section of the pool, we created a shallow sundeck that is perfect for lounging or easy-entry into this waterfront pool.
Custom Illumination
In order to highlight this stunning swimming pool at night, we utilized a series of LED lights that point towards the water. This subtle effect creates a night time glow that does not detract from the waterfront view.
