Our work
Five backyards, on film
Each project gets a name during design and keeps it. Press nothing: the clips play as you reach them.
The projects
What each film shows
- MoongateCollege Grove. A long rectangular pool runs out toward a timber pool house under the trees. Building on College Grove slopes.
- Palm OasisFranklin. A round spa and a curved tanning ledge with two loungers, seen from directly above. Pools in Franklin.
- Tranquility TerraceNolensville. The pool and its ledge loungers, framed from under a timber pergola beside a brick house. Outdoor living design.
- Blue LagoonArrington. A curved pool, a spa, a pool house and lit planters, filmed from the air at dusk.
- Cenote AzulThompson’s Station. A raised round spa spills into a freeform pool, with a stone wall and a fire pit beyond. Pools in Thompson’s Station.
All 5 are in Williamson County. Each clip runs 3 to 5 seconds and loops; the 21-second brand film plays with sound.
Questions, answered
About the projects
What are the named projects in the gallery?
Five backyards, each named the way we name every project: Moongate in College Grove, The Palm Oasis in Franklin, Tranquility Terrace in Nolensville, Blue Lagoon in Arrington and Cenote Azul in Thompson’s Station. Each one is shown on film rather than in still photos.
Why does Angelic name its projects?
Because each yard is designed for one family and one property, and a name keeps everyone on the job talking about the same plan. Moongate, Blue Lagoon and the others started as working names during design and stayed with the backyards after the final walkthrough. Yours will get one too.
Can I get a pool like one in the gallery?
You can get the ideas, built for your yard. A raised spa like Cenote Azul’s or a pergola-shaded ledge like Tranquility Terrace’s can be designed into a new pool; the shape, size and placement come from your lot, your grade and how you use the space.
Why are the projects shown on film instead of photos?
Film shows what a still photo cannot: how water moves over a spillover, how evening light falls across the deck, and how the pool sits against the house and the trees. Each clip plays silently as you scroll past it; the brand film on the home page has sound.