While the patio material was consistent throughout, using a different material for the seating wall made it really pop in this design.
A “Random Pattern”Īnother option for creating a pattern even when using the same patio material throughout the project is opting for a “random pattern.” It’s nothing overly fancy but it’s enough to create some visual interest rather than having all of the pavers lined up in the same direction. It also perfectly suits the homeowners personal style and taste. While it has a modern look to it, the use of natural stone still ties the overall look of the patio in with the surrounding natural landscape. While the property overlooks a scenic view of nature, the symmetrical shape of the square fire pit and square/rectangular stones, creates a very streamlined patio. This patio features the use of very symmetrical squares constructed of natural flagstone. In addition to the herringbone pattern, the incorporation of a circular space for the sitting area of the pattern makes it even more unique. By opting for a Herringbone pattern, we were able to create a space that looks super custom with a relatively basic paver material. Similar to the previous example, a pattern was also created on this patio without switching to a different paver. Incorporating a Circle in Herringbone Pattern The reason for this design was purely aesthetic and gives some substantial “wow factor.” It’s reminiscent of something you might see on an old European walkway and has a real sense of craftsmanship about it. That was the case with this patio, in which a circle was created simply by changing the direction in which the pavers were laid. Adding a Pattern with the Same Paverĭid you know you can create a pattern without using a different paver? Sometimes just switching up the way in which the pavers are laid can completely change the overall look of the patio design. You can use a different color, as this patio shows, or you could even use an entirely different paver. There are a lot of ways to get creative with borders on patios and walkways. Though subtle, the use of a different colored paver for the patio’s “soldier course” border is an aesthetic element that adds interest. Like the previous project, this patio also incorporated a unique border. Instead of looking like one big square, there’s a lot more visual interest in this design. In terms of the walkway and patio patterns, the use of a herringbone design, in which the pavers are laid at a 45-degree angle, is an attractive look that adds complexity. It seamlessly blends as though it were all built at the same time. This created a nice decorative effect that also served to visually link the home with the new patio. The use of mixed patio material included the incorporation of a brick “soldier course,” which is a border in which bricks are laid standing on end with the narrow edge facing out. While this home had siding, the foundation was brick and the homeowners were looking for a way that they could have a flagstone patio that still tied elements of the foundation into the pattern. This patio project is a great example of how you can mix very different materials and still make the paver pattern work beautifully. If you’re looking for patio patterns with a more rustic look, then an idea like this may be right up your alley.
You can see some reddish brown, some blue, and some gray, as well as a variety of texture. In addition to a free-flowing pattern and a natural look, this patio also had some unique color variation in it. Using flagstone, a natural stone, on this patio created a free-flowing look that helped to break up the symmetry of this otherwise square-looking yard, which had all straight lines. Here are some different paver patio patterns to get you started. Depending upon your specific wants and needs, you can make your patio design for something that is truly unique. When it comes to patio patterns, you might be surprised to learn just how many different directions you can go in. You could make even a relatively ordinary paver look extraordinary simply by the way it's laid out. One way to achieve a one-of-a-kind patio design is with the use of various paver patterns. What you do know, is that you don’t want it to be like everyone else’s on the block. You may know that you want a patio, but might not be sure exactly what you want it to look like.
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