From Houzz
If an inground swimming pool is one of life's great luxuries, then the indoor pool (especially for climates that have harsh winters) is the penultimate luxury. Indoor pools allow the owner to splash and swim 365 days a year. This post from Houzz presents some smaller indoor pools from around the world, and illustrates how this amazing amenity can be incorporated into any home.
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From Impressive Interior Design
For rest, relaxation, exercise and recreation, there truly is nothing like an inground swimming pool. Unfortunately, for a large part of the country that experiences harsh winter temps and freezing, an outdoor pool season is limited to around 4 months, or 1/3 of the year. Indoor pools are the answer for some fortunate homeowners in these climates, as this post from Impressive Interior Design showcases.
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From Pool Pricer
Indoor pools are a subset of the inground swimming pool market that is even more exclusive. In climates that experience harsh winters, the indoor swimming pool extends the swimming season indefinitely. For those fortunate enough to have the means, the cost of such a project is still always a consideration when contemplating a project of this magnitude. This post from Pool Pricer gives a great guideline as to the costs of materials, installation, ventilations systems, and ongoing maintenenance.
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From Luxury Pools
While many homeowners are perplexed at the prospect of undertaking an inground swimming pool project due to the complexities of design, costs, etc., the prospect of initiating an indoor pool project can be orders of magnitude more complex. Adding an enclosure to an inground pool, climate control, and the special materials suited to a natatorium environment can increase both the cost and complexity of the construction process. This post from Luxury Pools talks about all of the associated issues related to indoor pool construction and design, and is a great starting point for the intrepid homeowner that wishes to swim year-round.
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