Stamped Concrete Patterns and Designs

Get ideas for patterned concrete from these popular designs

Patterned concrete is designed to resemble brick, slate, flagstone, cobblestone and other patterns. These natural stone looks are costly and require more upkeep than patterned or stamped concrete, therefore making stamped concrete much more economical and still capable of achieving a desired look. Because concrete is the most often installed surface for driveways, courtyards, and patios, stamped concrete is a popular application for creating a feasible and unique design.

Some of the most popular concrete patterns are cobblestone and ashler slate. Each decorative concrete contractor has their own stamp patterns based on what has been the most popular in their area. The textured concrete patterns featured below are provided by L.M. Scofield Company.

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Cobblestone -
Random Interlocking

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English Yorkstone -
Random Interlocking

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Fractured Slate -
Random Interlocking

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Fractured Earth -
Embossing Skin

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Fractured Slate -
Embossing Skin

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River Stone -
Embossing Skin

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Ashler Stone -
Random Interlocking

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Pine Interlocking
Plank

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Cobblestone -
Sorrento Pattern

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Natural Stones -
Rock Garden

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Sandstone -
Random Interlocking

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Limestone -
European Fan

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Pattern Detail:

Pattern: Cobblestone - Random Interlocking View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of naturally worn, flat cobblestones. Edges are irregular. Corners are rounded.

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Pattern: English Yorkstone - Random Interlocking View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of natural, fractured stone. Edges and corners are broken and rounded.

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Pattern: Fractured Slate - Random Interlocking View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of natural, fractured slate. Edges are straight. Corners are square.

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Pattern: Fractured Earth - Embossing Skin View Larger Picture

Tool size (approximate inches):
24 x 24
42 x 42
52 x 52

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Pattern: Fractured Slate - Embossing Skins View Larger Picture

Tool size (approximate inches):
24 x 24
42 x 42
52 x 52

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Pattern: River Stone - Embossing Skins View Larger Picture

Tool size (approximate inches):
24 x 24
42 x 42
52 x 52

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Pattern: Ashler Stone - Random Interlocking View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of rough, split, natural stone. Edges are sharp. Corners are square.

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Pattern: Pine Interlocking Plank View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of lightly sandblasted pine boards. Edges are beveled along the length of each board. Ends are saw-cut. Corners are square.

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Pattern: Cobblestone - Sorrento Pattern View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of naturally worn, flat cobblestones. Edges are irregular. Corners are rounded.

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Pattern: Natural Stones - Rock Garden View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of smooth, natural flat garden stones. Edges of stones are rounded and worn.

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Pattern: Sandstone - Random Interlocking View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of rough, natural sandstone. Edges of stones are rounded and worn.

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Pattern: Limestone - European Fan View Larger Picture

Texture Description: Surface texture is that of a split, natural stone. Edges are irregular with a hand-chiseled appearance. Corners are rounded.

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