Here are some residential hardscaping tips you can use to improve the look of your walkways and paths, and help you narrow down your choices for materials.
Hardscaping is a concept that a lot of homeowners are just now becoming familiar with. However, the process of actually getting it done isn’t particularly simple, and it can confuse many people who don’t have experience in the field. While hiring a knowledgeable firm that deals with hardscaping and landscaping materials is helpful, there are some residential hardscaping tips you can use to improve the look of your walkways and paths and help you narrow down your choices for materials.
- Choose ashlar slate stamped concrete for a very contemporary look with a little bit of texture. Of course, you can always use solid concrete slabs or scored concrete for a more geometric look that’s suited perfectly to very modern homes.
- Consider herringbone patterned concrete or tile for your outdoor pathways and walkways if your home has a somewhat eclectic feel. Herringbone works particularly well in Spanish-style homes as well.
- Opt for a European fan type walkway or pathway for a more traditional house. European fan style stamped concrete works well in Spanish, French country and traditional and Italian styled houses as well.
Contact Triad Associates, Inc. for more tips on residential hardscaping for your home.
