Getting their family to spend more time outdoors was important to Tom and Michelle Maiden, homeowners in Shenandoah Junction, WV. So they needed to find a way to maximize their two-acre lot.
When an architect estimated it would cost around $20,000 just to draft the pool house design plans, Tom and Michelle knew it was time to look for a company capable of tackling the whole project.
Read on to discover how a new Siesta Pool Bar took the Stickles backyard oasis from ‘wow’ to ‘WooOOOOwww.’
The Stickles of Ghent, New York put a beautiful pool in about 5 years ago to complement their hot tub. When the hot tub went unused, they decided to get rid of it, and the concrete pad sat vacant for several years.
They knew they wanted to do something with the space, but didn’t want to rush into anything. So they continued to enjoy their pool, entertaining regularly in the summer and spending time with family and friends.
When Cathy Headley was a child, she visited a uniquely designed round home in Maine. She doesn’t remember much of the trip, but she does remember saying then and there, “One day, I’ll have a house like this one.”
Years later while visiting Wales, she fell in love with the Welsh/Celtic culture and unique architecture, especially their talent for blending man-made structures into the beauty of the natural countryside. The homes often referred to as “hobbit homes” were some of her favorite, and strengthened her determination to one day design and build her own.