Deep Creek Pool with Mugla White Marble and Caribbean Blue PebbleTec
This custom pool in Punta Gorda’s Deep Creek subdivision uses a 13 by 32 foot pool, a 5 by 7 foot interior spa raised 18 inches, and a long 24 by 59 foot deck finished in Mugla White Marble. Glass tile throughout the pool and spa and a Caribbean Blue PebbleTec interior give the water a richer tone against the bright stone deck.
The project is defined by contrast. The long, light marble deck creates a clean architectural frame, while the Caribbean Blue interior and glass tile give the water enough depth and color to stand apart from the surrounding hardscape.
Working with a Long Backyard Footprint
The 24 by 59 foot deck dimensions create a long outdoor zone, and the 13 by 32 foot pool follows that same direction. Keeping the water aligned with the overall footprint helps the backyard feel organized and preserves usable deck space along the length of the pool.
The 5 by 7 foot spa introduces a different geometry without becoming oversized. Raising it 18 inches gives it definition and creates a stronger endpoint within the long layout.
Because the pool shape itself is simple, the proportions and material choices carry more responsibility. The design depends on clean alignment between pool, spa, and deck rather than on multiple decorative features.
Materials and Features
Mugla White Marble: Mugla White Marble covers the 24 by 59 foot deck, creating a bright surface that visually expands the outdoor area and provides a quiet backdrop for the water.
Caribbean Blue PebbleTec: The Caribbean Blue pool finish creates a noticeably deeper water color against the white marble and gives the pool a strong visual presence.
Glass tile: Glass tile at the pool and spa introduces reflectivity and creates a consistent finish where the water meets the raised spa and pool walls.
Raised rectangular spa: The 5 by 7 foot interior spa is raised 18 inches, adding elevation while maintaining the straight lines established by the rest of the project.
The Finished Deep Creek Pool
The completed backyard is a good example of allowing materials to do the visual work. The project does not need columns, bowls, or multiple waterfalls to feel custom because the marble, glass tile, and deep blue water create a strong enough composition on their own.
The long deck also gives the pool room to breathe. There is a clear distinction between the water and the surrounding outdoor living space, which makes the pool feel appropriately scaled rather than squeezed into the property.
For Sunset Pools, the result reinforces an important part of custom design: simplicity can still feel substantial when the dimensions, finish colors, and elevation of the spa are considered together.
Planning a Pool in Deep Creek and Punta Gorda
In established Punta Gorda communities such as Deep Creek, the best pool layout depends on the home’s existing footprint, available backyard depth, screen enclosure, drainage, and the amount of deck space the homeowner wants to preserve.
A long rectangular design can be an effective solution when the property naturally runs in one direction, especially when the materials are selected to reinforce that clean geometry.
A long, narrow lot has its own logic, and a pool designed around it can feel completely custom. If you have a property in Deep Creek or elsewhere in Punta Gorda, give us a call at (239) 772 – 7665 and we will help you make the most of the space you have.
