Free-form lagoon pools
Curved, irregular shells with no straight lines, sized for swimming but shaped to sit in the landscape as a natural water body.
Naturalistic, lagoon-style pools with beach entries, free-form edges, rock and planting integration — engineered as real swimming pools, finished to read as natural water. PBJ's Trusted Lagoon line.
A lagoon pool is a swimming pool that is designed not to look like one. The shell is free-form, the edges are soft, the entry is often a gradual beach rather than steps, and the surround uses natural stone and planting instead of tile and coping. Underneath, it is still a properly engineered pool — structural shell, waterproofing, filtration and circulation all built to the same standard as a conventional pool, because water that is not moving and not filtered turns green regardless of how natural it looks.
This service is for homeowners with the garden space to make a pool feel like part of the landscape, and for farmhouse and resort projects where a naturalistic water body suits the setting better than a rectangular pool.
PBJ Infra designs the lagoon form, the beach-entry grading, the rockwork and the planting together with the pool structure and filtration — in one 3D model — so the boulders sit on the structure correctly and the planted margins do not interfere with the skimming and circulation. This is the same in-house team and the same filtration discipline as PBJ’s swimming pool construction; the lagoon look is a finishing and landscaping layer over sound pool engineering.
The free-form pool at Takawe Resort near Pune is a completed example of the curved-shell approach on a resort site. Lagoon pools pair naturally with farmhouse construction and resort construction, and use the same pool filtration and pool tiling and finishing work as conventional pools.
Curved, irregular shells with no straight lines, sized for swimming but shaped to sit in the landscape as a natural water body.
Gradual walk-in shallows that replace the pool ladder with a shoreline — popular for families and for the naturalistic look.
Boulder edges, cascades and planted margins detailed so they sit with the pool structure and don't compromise water quality.
Textured, mottled interior finishes and natural-stone coping instead of uniform tile and hard edges.
A documented, completed example exists: the free-form pool at Takawe Resort, Kamshet.
Lagoon pools use the same in-house structural and filtration engineering as PBJ's conventional pools — the naturalistic look is a finish, not a compromise on how the pool is built.
Operating since 2018, with a 5-year structural warranty and 2-year equipment warranty.
Site and landscape assessment — how the pool should relate to the house, the garden and the views.
Lagoon-form shaping, beach-entry grading, rockwork and planting planned together with the pool structure and filtration in 3D.
Structural shell, filtration and waterproofing, then the naturalistic finish, rockwork and planted margins.
Water-balance sign-off, a maintenance walkthrough covering the planted areas, and warranty documentation.
A standard residential swimming pool typically takes 4–8 weeks, depending on design complexity, size and weather conditions. A detailed timeline is provided during consultation.
Yes — the process includes 3D visualization and detailed planning before construction, so design and build stay with one team.
A 5-year warranty on structural work and a 2-year warranty on equipment, covering defects in materials or workmanship under normal usage conditions.
Cost depends on scope, size and finish level. PBJ doesn't publish fixed pricing — the project planner starts a consultation where a detailed, project-specific quote is prepared.