North Attleboro Outdoor Living Project: Hardscaping, Pool Patio and Spa Surround

This backyard in North Attleboro, Massachusetts was transformed with a new hardscape that frames an existing pool and spa. The design centers on a pool patio in Unilock Beacon Hill Flagstone, Steel Mountain, paired with Unilock Estate Wall, Almond Grove pillars and a matching seating wall. Here, a one-of-a-kind spa, adorned with custom-cut blue mist granite coping, awaits, offering a sanctuary of tranquility and charm. An adjacent pool house with granite countertops and an outdoor shower completes the setting while plantings and river rock accents soften transitions.

Highlights at a Glance

Location: North Attleboro, MA

Scope: Pool patio, pool coping, spa coping and surround, seating wall, pillars, hardscape tie-ins, plantings and river rock accents

Primary Pavers: Unilock Beacon Hill Flagstone, Steel Mountain

Walls and Pillars: Unilock Estate Wall, Almond Grove

Coping: Custom blue mist granite at the spa and pool edge where specified

Design Goals

Create clear zones for swimming, soaking, dining and lounging

Coordinate coping, paving and wall textures for a cohesive look

Ensure durable performance through proper base, drainage and edge restraint

Provide comfortable circulation to and from the pool house and seating areas

Craftsmanship, Details and Materials

Coping Precision: Custom blue mist granite coping is set with tight, even joints and a consistent overhang to create a smooth, safe edge around the pool and spa.

Patio Installation: The patio sits on a properly excavated, compacted stone base and is graded for positive drainage. Surface paving is finished in Unilock Beacon Hill Flagstone in Steel Mountain for durability and a refined look.

Seating Wall Integration: Unilock Estate Wall in Almond Grove defines the lounge zone. Matching pillars and seating walls coordinate with the patio palette so the space reads as a single, cohesive composition.

Finishing Touches: River rock bands manage splash and keep edges clean, while planting beds soften transitions and tie the hardscape to the surrounding landscape.