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GARDEN PATIOS – PATIO GARDENS
Sandstone (Ravena)
Granite (Grey)
Sandstone (Mint)
Limestone
Granite (Yellow)
When it comes to deciding which and what type of patio, many people focus on colour. Yes a very important factor but so too is choice of stone, area size and levels. Bright warm colours are very popular, but others prefer rich hot colours whilst the neutral contemporary colours are becoming increasingly more popular. If colour is the most important feature of the Patio area this will largely determine which stone you may select.
Sandstone (Mint)
Granite (Grey)
Sandstone (Mint)
Sandstone (Ravena)
Nothing compares to the natural beauty of sandstone paving for patio areas. Slight variance in tones, even the presence of fossils are vividly revealed after a shower of rain and during sunny spells the results are a light and inviting space to be. Natural stone paving provides an enduring sense of style, is extremely hardwearing and very easy to maintain in optimum condition.
Here are some examples of the more popular choices. For more examples see: www.owenchubblandscapers.com/patios
Granite (Grey)
Sandstone (Mint)
Sandstone (Mint)
Sandstone (Mint)
Granite (Grey)
Sandstone (Mint)
