Ralph and Deborah Weiss's backyard pool, designed by Nick Williams, mimics a natural watering hole in the Southern California hills. Boulders, flagstone, and native plants edge the pool; a sandy beach entry enhances the illusion. An infinity edge on the canyon side offers unobstructed valley and mountain views.
Designer: Nick Williams, Nick Williams & Associates, Tarzana, CA (818/996-4010)
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