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POOL & COURTYARD DESIGN / TEXAS

Pool design
in Humble.

Pool and courtyard renovation concepts for Humble homes. Start by deciding what deserves to stay.

Plan a Humble project
An olive pool and pale coping in an enclosed brick courtyard.
THE BRICK COURT / DESIGN CONCEPT

FOR AN EXISTING POOL OR COMPACT PATIO

A new chapter for the courtyard.

Humble’s historic Main Street is a reminder that a place can gain character as it changes. The Brick Court study applies that idea to an existing house, pool and enclosed yard.

  1. 01

    Assess before replacing

    List the pool shell, deck and equipment separately. Their condition can point to different scopes of work.

  2. 02

    Connect old and new materials

    A new coping or deck can sit alongside existing brick. Compare the color, scale and joint pattern together.

  3. 03

    Keep a route through the yard

    A narrow courtyard still needs a clear way from the door to a dry seat and around the water.

Local context: Humble’s built character.

HUMBLE / RENOVATION FIELD NOTES

What should
stay?

Walk the courtyard and mark what you want to keep, what needs a closer look, and what you’d like to replace.

YOUR RENOVATION CHECKLIST

Leave anything you haven’t decided blank. A site assessment can confirm what’s possible.

Open your project brief

YOUR FIRST SITE NOTES

Three things
to notice.

  • Which materials still feel right for the house?
  • What is awkward about the current route outside?
  • What work has already been done to the pool?
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