Table Of Contents
- 1. Rethink The Formation Of The Fire Pit
- 2. Craft A Paver Pathway With Stone
- 3. Revamp Your Outdoor Space With A Covered Paver Patio
- 4. Dare to Go Graphic With Patterned Tiles
- 5. Differentiate Various Zones In Your Paver Patio With Themes
- 6. Play With Multiple Paver Colours
- 7. Be In Sync With Your Home's Exterior
- 8. A Cottage-Style Charm Will Instantly Calm You Down
- 9. Let Your Backyard Glow Of Warm Tones
- 10. Create Seamless Transitions With Similar Colours
- Frequently Asked Questions
Your outdoor living space (yes we are talking about patio paving) is more than just a backyard. It's an extension of your lifestyle and a typical place for relaxation. This year, the patio paving trends are all about blurring the line between aesthetics and functionality. Whether you have a sprawling backyard or a cosy little corner, there are several patio paving ideas waiting for you. Let's see the top 10 trends of 2024 that will breathe new life into your outdoor space.
1. Rethink The Formation Of The Fire Pit
Gathering around a crackling fire on a crisp evening, surrounded by thick paver stone… Sounds perfect for an evening to share with your family and friends? It is rather easy to create it right in your backyard. Your backyard fire pit creates a focal point like no other. Fill the centre with crushed gravel and top it with a wide fire table.
2. Craft A Paver Pathway With Stone
Transform your gravel patio into a paver pathway just by placing a few stone tiles such as Granite, Marble or Porcelain. These make sturdy walkway-guides from the house to your outdoor dining or living area.
FORM ICE MATT PORCELAIN TILES
£25.50 Form Matt Porcelain Tiles are a plain surface that encourage you to full fill all the requirements. These tiles makes home look unique with its matt texture that adds lavish look to your home. From food stains to more serious… read more |
3. Revamp Your Outdoor Space With A Covered Paver Patio
If you have a covered patio or an enclosed sunroom, consider using pavers in a single light hue to create an illusion of more space and brightness. Opt for the classic patterns for a timeless look that goes hand-in-hand with your outdoor decor to make your patio paving the perfect place to retreat.
4. Dare To Go Graphic With Patterned Tiles
For those who crave a touch of artistry, plain and simple isn't the way to go. Explore patio paving with patterned tiles to make your outdoor area reflect your personality. You can also add a fireplace or a striking kitchen in your outdoor area for an unconventional vibe.
5. Differentiate Various Zones In Your Paver Patio With Themes
Even in compact outdoor spaces, patio paving can be your design allies. Use them to create boundaries between different areas. For example, you can place the dining table over large pavers and surround your lounge section with grass or hardscaping.
FOSSIL MINT COBBLES
£40.50 The usual source of fossilised materials for Fossil Mint Cobbles is a natural stone quarry; this adds to their distinctive appearance. It comes in a brown shade with a plain surface. It is available in two dimensions, which are 100mm*100mm*22mm… read more |
HAMMER STONE BEIGE PORCELAIN TILES
£27.00 Clay and other natural materials are used to create porcelain tiles, which are subsequently burned at high temperatures. The texture and aesthetic characteristics of genuine stone that has been chiselled or hammered are replicated in the production of Hammer Stone… read more |
6. Play With Multiple Paver Colours
For a captivating backyard that is all about emitting vibrance, experiment with different paver stone colours. Shift from light grey pavers in your dining area to rich brown Granite in your lounge zone.
7. Be In Sync With Your Home's Exterior
Monochrome could be too simple to choose for some. But if you blend it with your home’s exterior colour palette, harmony will be achieved through simplicity. Aligning shades within the same colour family gives one a sense of calmness and unity.
RAJ GREEN COBBLES
£40.50 Raj Green Cobbles come from quarries in Rajasthan, a state well renowned for its abundant supply of natural stone. The natural and rustic aspect of these cobbles is widely praised. It comes in a green hue with a plain and… read more |
CLASSIC TRAVERTINE CROSS-CUT TILES
£63.36 Classic Travertine Cross Cut Tiles have a brownish beige base that features a veiny design created by light cream shades and white. Brown-beige tiles are a popular choice for flooring, wall covering, window sills, stair covering, pool capping, bathroom surfaces… read more |
KANDLA GREY COBBLES
£40.50 The Kandla area of India, which is well-known for its natural stone formations, is the source of Kandla Grey Cobbles. Usually constructed from sandstone, which is renowned for being resilient to weather, they are long-lasting. It comes in a grey… read more |
8. A Cottage-Style Charm Will Instantly Calm You Down
Yearning for that laid-back cottage atmosphere? Instead of traditional sand or rocks between your pavers, consider planting moss or grass. This will create an imperfectly perfect casual vibe that's ideal for unwinding.
9. Let Your Backyard Glow Of Warm Tones
Terracotta pavers bring the warm essence of natural variations to your outdoor space. Placing them in the backdrop or in between the paving stones adds depth and charm.
10. Create Seamless Transitions With Similar Colours
For a smooth flow between your indoor and outdoor spaces, replicate the stone flooring or worktop from your kitchen or dining room to your patio. This will transform your outdoor area into an extension of your home.
With these 10 patio paving trends of 2023, turn your outdoor living space into a personalised sanctuary that reflects your unique lifestyle. Get in touch with us must you have any stone requirements for your patio paving by calling 0330 113 5868 or write to us at info@work-tops.com.
CHERRY LEVANTO MARBLE TILES
£88.37 Cherry Levanto Marble Tiles features a beautiful web-like design created by white veins in a red base. This red slab creates a unique design for your properties. It is a fantastic choice for statement splashbacks, worktops, facades, fire hearths, etc.… read more |
RUSCHITA CHAMPAGNE MARBLE TILES
£111.44 Ruschita Champagne Marble Tiles feature a neutral base that is subtly decorated with elegant veins. It is given a perfect finish that makes an ideal addition in both residential and commercial settings. It is a dream come true for kitchens,… read more |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What Are The Benefits Of Using Patio Paving?
Firstly, they are incredibly durable and can withstand the test of time and weather. Pavers are available in various colours, shapes, and patterns, allowing you to create a unique outdoor space. They are also relatively low-maintenance, making them a cost-effective choice in the long run. Lastly, if a paver gets damaged, you can easily replace it without affecting the rest of your patio.
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How Much Does It Cost To Pave A Patio?
The cost of paving a patio can vary widely based on factors such as the type of pavers chosen, the size of the patio, and labour costs in your area. High-end materials and complex designs can increase the cost, while simpler designs and standard pavers will be more budget-friendly. You can get a free quote from us if you want to have stones in your patio paving.
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Can I Install Patio Pavers Myself, Or Should I Hire A Professional?
It's possible to install patio pavers yourself. But it can be a challenging DIY project. Professionals have the necessary tools, expertise, and knowledge to ensure a level and long-lasting installation.
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How Do I Maintain My Patio Pavers?
Maintaining patio pavers is relatively straightforward. Regularly sweep off dirt and debris to prevent staining and minimise weed growth. Use a mild detergent and water to clean any stubborn stains, and avoid using harsh chemicals that can damage the pavers.
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What Are The Best Heat-Resistant Materials For Patio Paving?
It's essential to choose patio paver materials that can withstand high temperatures. Natural stone pavers, such as Travertine or Sandstone, are also good choices due to their natural heat resistance and aesthetic appeal. Be sure to consider lighter-coloured pavers as they tend to absorb less heat and stay cooler under the sun.
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