Daily Delight: Dive into the ceiling

While new pool compliance rules linger on New South Wales' horizon, one property in Spain breaks all the rules with a touch of class.

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The Jellyfish House’s rooftop pool water intertwines with the sea’s horizon, so the beach is always in sight while swimming or sunbathing (see below).

The swimming pool has a glass-bottom floor and panoramic window that looks into the kitchen.

The searing Spanish sun filters through the pool’s glass wall and floor to create a turquoise reflection throughout the white concrete property.

The first floor of the home features a sauna, steam bath and a kitchen which boasts a small service elevator to move food and drink to any level in the house, including the rooftop pool.