Stamped Concrete Driveway & Decorative Driveways
Stamped concrete driveway and decorative driveway are one of the best and most affordable ways to add character to your front yard.
Concrete is a versatile building material. You don’t have to settle with plain poured concrete anymore. Thanks to patterned molds and other industry techniques, concrete can be stamped and decorative so you can enjoy a unique looking driveway.
A stamped concrete driveway is one of the best ways to boost your curb appeal. It is affordable and easy to do thanks to the patterns that are pressed by installers on the concrete. Stamped driveway can be made to mimic the look of pavers, bricks, flagstone and cobblestone.
A stamped and decorative driveway is one of the best ways to boost curb appeal and home value. Concrete is durable so you can enjoy these benefits for many years to come. Most importantly, it is low-maintenance.
Anew Concrete Contractors is experienced in stamping driveways. We have the skills, manpower and equipment to get the job done in an efficient and effective manner. Our team will work with you from planning to execution so that your driveway will be the envy of the neighborhood.
Concrete Driveway Ideas
Since concrete is very versatile, there are many creative ways to personalize the material. If you’re looking for stamped concrete driveway ideas, check out our suggestions below to get you started.
Flagstone Style Stamped Concrete Design
Decorative or stamped concrete is an affordable way to beautify your driveway. Stamping flagstone design is more practical than pavers because unlike the latter, concrete does not settle or have gaps where weeds can grow. This means less time spent on maintenance on your part.
Best of all, concrete flagstone design can be customized through colors and textures. You can ask your contractor to come up with stamped concrete driveway patterns and ask them for further customization by adding these different elements. This way, your driveway will be unique and can be matched to your existing exterior design.
Linear Stamped Driveway Design
If you prefer stamped driveway designs, a linear stamped driveway might be more to your taste. This classic design involves adding lines along the borders or to segregate certain areas, giving your driveway a neat and classic look.
This design idea is a good option for big driveways. It will give your driveway character and prevent it from being too plain or boring. The same is true for garage floors. A stamped design will give the space character and a bit of style.
Ashlar Slate Stamped Concrete Design
Ashlar slate pattern is a good alternative to linear designs. This is a good option if you prefer a more textured concrete driveway. It is similar to a brick pattern but each row is off-set by half the paver’s width.
But it does not stop with the pattern, you can further customize your driveway by adding texture to the concrete or by adding colors. This way your stamped concrete driveway can look like slate or natural stone.
Brick Paver Pattern Concrete Driveway Design
This is another classic look for you to consider for your stamped driveway design. Brick patterns have been around for a long time. In the old days, roads were paved using bricks so the design has endured and is still being used today. This means, you can’t go wrong with a brick paver pattern.
But classic does not mean boring. There are many brick patterns to choose from like herringbone, basket weave, running bond and stacked bond to name a few.
If this isn’t enough you can color and add texture to further personalize the look of your stamped driveway.
European Fan Decorative Driveway
If you prefer old word charm, then consider a European fan pattern for your driveway. We are familiar with this pattern because it circles many driveways here in our country.
Again, you don’t have to settle for just a simple fan pattern. Adding colors to the pattern can differentiate your driveway from the rest.
Cobblestone Textured Concrete Driveway
The cobblestone pattern is another stamped concrete driveway design that originated from the old world. The building material used was originally cobble-sized stones used to pave the roads. Fortunately there is no more need to look for cobble-sized stones thanks to the versatility of concrete since the look of cobblestones can now be replicated using concrete.
Paving companies will now stamp a cobblestone pattern of freshly poured concrete so tha you can enjoy the design without having to worry about loosened cobblestones or weeds growing between them.
There are many patterns to choose from such as random stone and brick. You can also color the concrete for more character.
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