LIFEPools we love from Phoenix-area homesAn amoeba-shaped pool makes Julia Buckingham and John Edelmann's 1958 Phoenix home feel like a retreat.Cheryl Evans/azcentralA sculptural pool adds to the oasis feel of this courtyard home, which is being featured on the area's first Dwell Home Tour on Saturday, May 21.Matt Winquist/Winquist PhotographyThe Al Beadle-designed home features the architect's trademark steel and glass exterior.Mark Henle/The RepublicThe pool at Johnjay Van Es home.Johnjay Van EsA pool and spa.Bill MillerPinnacle Peak Place model home with its negative edge pool.Karen ShellSteps lead down to the backyard swimming pool at this Paradise Valley home.Charlie Leight/The RepublicThe pool at the 52,000 square foot McCune Mansion in Paradise Valley.David Wallace/The RepublicThe pool and patio of home in Paradise Valley.Michael Baxter / Baxter ImagingThe swimming pool is seen at this home in Wickenburg.Michael McNamara/The RepublicThe pool in architect Mark Sever's newest home in Scottsdale.Arizona Exposed PhotographyA negative-edge pool and lush landscaping attracted the homeowners to the property. This is an exterior of the backyard of the home of Keith Swart and Anne Dament in Scottsdale, Friday, February 13, 2015.Tom Tingle/The Arizona RepublicThe Branstads like to entertain, and a negative-edge pool and lounge chairs provide a welcoming place to relax on hot Wickenburg days. Outside swimming pool of cool home feature on a Wickenburg home during a home tour on Thursday, April 24, 2014.Nick Oza/The RepublicThe pool area at home in north central Phoenix.Michael Schennum/The RepublicThe backyard of Danielle & Scott Hoffecker's home Monday, Nov. 24, 2014 in Phoenix, Ariz. The home was featured on the FQ Story neighborhood's home tour and street fair on Dec. 6-7.David Kadlubowski/The RepublicThe pool and backyard of a home in the Willo district of Phoenix.David Wallace/The RepublicHome with a pool and balcony in Phoenix.Michael Schennum/The RepublicPool of a McDowell Mountain Ranch home.Tom Tingle/The RepublicSwimming pool of contemporary home.Jack Kurtz/The RepublicPool backyard view of Mesa home.Jack Kurtz/The RepublicThe pool of house that is part of the Willo Home Tour in Phoenix.Michael Schennum/The RepublicThe infinity pool at a home in Scottsdale.Michael McNamara.The RepublicDesert landscaping lines the edges of the pool at this Tuscan-inspired home in Scottsdale.Pat Shannahan/The RepublicSwimming pool and back of home near Piestewa Peak in Phoenix.Jack Kurtz/The RepublicThe pool in the backyard of house in Scottsdale.Michael McNamara/The RepublicThe pool at this two-story Spanish Colonial Revival home in Phoenix.Michael Schennum/The RepublicThe pool in the back yard at a home built by Rich Brock in Paradise Valley.Michael McNamara/The RepublicThe pool at this modern home built on a urban infill lot in Phoenix.Michael Schennum / The RepublicPool and backyard of 1960's ranch house in Paradise Valley.Herb SchultzWickenburg home with an infinity edge pool.Pat Shannahan/The RepublicThe McCune Mansion in Paradise Valley.David Wallace/The RepublicThis Paradise Valley home has eight patios, several fountains and fireplaces throughout the home and outside living areas. The lapis blue tiled pool is situated between the home and guest house. The estate has 10,084-square-feet of space, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms.Walt Danley RealtyThe jacuzzi and the infinity edge pool at home in Wickenburg.Michael Schennum/The RepublicThe pool at home designed by architect Will Bruder in the Phoenix Mountains.Michael Schennum/The RepublicThe pool at Tudor-style home in Phoenix.Michael Schennum/The RepublicInterior designer Amy Bubier remodeled this north Phoenix house, turning it into a contemporary home.Jack LondonThe negative-edge pool looks refreshing on a hot Arizona day at this Scottsdale pool.Cheryl Evans/The RepublicThe swimming pool home in Mesa.Deirdre Hamill/The RepublicView from back yard with negative-edge pool in North Scottsdale home.Charlie Leight/The RepublicDetail of the remodeled pool at the North Scottsdale home.Charlie Leight/The Republic