The first photo is of the pavers we love, next to the already established honed concrete. Second photo of the house, the area we need to complete is currently covered in carpet. The third photo is of the paving sample sitting on top of an exposed aggregate concrete sample. We probably like this one the most out of all the exposed aggregate samples we looked at, but we are not totally into it. On the right side of the picture is the established honed concrete.

What a great job you did. So good that you just went with white. The concrete floor tile on wall behind the vanity would have been too busy after now having seen the finished product.

Concrete is a very versatile product with a range of finishes available. I second Penelope's advice above - Mentone Premix have a very good display. I would be careful about polished concrete however. Make sure the surface around the pool has enough traction to avoid slipping. An exposed aggregate finish is a great option. Another product we have used recently is liquid limestone or Limecrete. It is a poured material similar to concrete and gas a great finish. You could also go for concrete poured into large steppers with pebbles or turf between them. It really depends on the style you are after.

I was going to suggest that the shower and hanging for togs and towels be placed in the red zone using the pool house plumbing. It looks great where you have it but it should have somewhere for the togs and towels as kids will use them several times a day in hot weather. If the Pool House was a POOL house and open to the pool would that mean you could just fence it and the pool together, but I guess by being multi function that changes the rules