Stamped Concrete Patios

Ashlar Slate

This pattern uses a mixture of rectangular shapes that take your patio to new heights with the appearance of cut stone, especially when combined with color.

Brick

A patio stamped to look like brick is a great traditional look. With this pattern you will be able to mimic either a traditional red brick or fancy herringbone design.

Random Stone

A more organic look, these patterns are created to give an appearance of naturally occurring stone. The randomness of the pattern makes for a memorable design.

Wood Stamped Concrete

Creating a wood deck is often a dream for many homeowners. Using this pattern for your concrete patio will give that same look, but with better durability.

Stamped concrete patio with fire pit

Have your contractor build in your very own fire pit for those late night conversations with your friends and family.

Stamped concrete patio with fireplace

Create a wow moment on your patio by installing a fireplace with complimentary coloring and stone look to match your stamped concrete patio.

Stamped concrete patio with border

Borders act as a great accent for your patio. Defining the edges of your patio with a new color, adds a stylish dynamic that makes your design more personalized.

Stamped concrete patio with pergola

Adding a pergola to your stamped patio will give you a shady spot to hang out. Pergolas can be built with wood, metal or even vinyl. Arrange patio furniture under the pergola for a comfortable retreat.

Stone-Look Stamped Concrete Enhances Outdoor Living Space

These homeowners considered building the patio with natural Pennsylvania bluestone, but were intrigued by some of the new developments being pioneered with stamped concrete.

Tiered Concrete Patio Mimics Grouted Stone

These homeowners wanted the look of a natural stone patio, but didn't want to pay the high price. Concrete stamped in an Old English Slate was the perfect solution. To give the patio the look of natural bluestone, the base concrete was colored with a pale blue color hardener and then accented with custom-mixed highlight colors. Faux grout lines between the stones give the patio a beautiful, hand-laid stone appearance.

A Stamped Concrete Patio and Pergola Transform a Boring Backyard

When this home was newly constructed, the backyard was nothing but a colorless, flat expanse of dirt. On this barren canvas, the homeowners created an inviting outdoor space for entertaining by installing a stamped concrete patio with separate zones for a large pergola and a stone-faced fireplace. The warm terra-cotta coloring of the concrete patio was achieved by using integrally colored concrete in a canvas shade and enhancing it with a dry-shake color hardener in a sun-baked clay hue. The surface was then stamped with texture skins in a Roman slate pattern.

Colored Borders Add a Decorative Touch

A decorative border is a great way to set off and frame a stamped concrete patio, especially free-form designs. This new patio and set of steps is colored in beige with walnut accent coloring, and the borders are stained with a darker ebony acid stain. An ashlar slate stamp was used for the pattern and texture.

Concrete Patio Is Designed for Outdoor Entertaining

Equipped with an outdoor kitchen and bar, a pergola, and multiple areas for dining and conversation, this two-part stamped concrete patio is ideal for outdoor entertaining. A concrete walkway, stamped with the same ashlar slate pattern used for the patio, leads down to a second more-secluded patio with an outdoor fire pit. Seat walls made from concrete pavers retain the yard’s sloped terrain and create an attractive patio border.

Concrete Patio Replicates Travertine

For this beautiful 1,200-square-foot patio and outdoor entertaining area, travertine stamps and stone-textured form liners were used to replicate real stone, creating a high-end look for a reasonable cost. An ashlar travertine stamp was used for the main surface and a hammered-edge form liner was used to impart a stone-like texture along the edges. The realistic coloring effects were achieved with a buff-toned dry-shake hardener accented with a combination of sandstone, charcoal and sandalwood water-based stains. A walnut antiquing wash gives the surface a weathered look.

Formal Backyard Patio Showcases the Beauty of Natural Gray Concrete

When the design of a concrete patio is conceived with the landscaping firmly in mind, beautiful things happen. That was the case for this backyard patio project in Silverdale, Wash., a collaborative effort by Northwest Construction & Landscape LLC, a company specializing in the installation of stamped concrete patios, driveways and walkways, and landscape architect Emily Russell of Russell Design Source, the designer of the formal backyard garden.

Patio Makeover Turns Plain Concrete into Decorative Stone

When this gorgeous stone-clad home in Wantage, N.J., was built, a raised concrete patio was installed, but it lacked the character of the home’s natural stone and log details. “Structurally, the concrete was in good shape, but not aesthetically pleasing,” says Todd Fisher of Unique Concrete, whose company was brought in to transform the patio. They installed a concrete overlay stamped in a fieldstone pattern and hand stained to match the color of the stonework.