Transform the style of your garden with paving stones: 12 inspiring ideas

12 paving stones ideas

1. All paving stones lead to home!

Create a simple, spacious entrance using rectangular paving stones. Designing your garden path to be about 120 centimeters wide ensures easy movement.

2. Feel free to get playful with paving stones

Nowadays, paving stones come in a wide variety of shapes. Create an attractive seating area by laying round concrete tiles. You can also fill perforated tiles with decorative stones, for example.

3. Keep the lawn in check with paving stones!

Is your lawn creeping into your flower beds? To avoid heavy weeding, edge your flower beds with paving stones. This way, the flower beds stand out clearly from the lawn, and mowing becomes easier since you can zip right over the stones with your mower.

4. Bring light to your pergola with paving stones!

This garden uses different paving stones cleverly. The pathway is laid with brick pavers, which beautifully highlights the flower beds. Under the pergola, light-colored tiles brighten the shaded area, preventing it from feeling too dark.

5. Embrace recycling in your garden paving!

Create a charming garden path by repurposing old paving stones and bricks. Here, reddish brick pavers and old paving stones form a clear path, with an intriguing pattern that catches the eye.

6. Paving stones create an optical illusion

You can make a long garden path appear shorter by breaking up the view with a pattern made of decorative gravel. Different laying patterns and varying sizes of paving stones also add visual interest.

7. Use paving to help stormwater soak in

Allowing stormwater to soak into the ground is important to prevent rainwater from going into drains and thus to waste. Leave an unpaved area in your yard where stormwater can infiltrate. Here, the area is covered with gravel, which allows water to pass through while naturally separating the paved spaces from each other.

8. A meadow path made of paving stones

Lawns are increasingly being replaced with diverse vegetation. In this yard, drought-tolerant plants eliminate the need for constant watering. A simple paved path winds through the meadow, making it pleasant to stroll and admire the plants. Decorative gravel between the stones tidies up the overall look.

9. Shape and border with paving stones

Square paving stones can be shaped into softer forms using a cutter. Combine straight and curved lines to create eye-catching details in your garden.

10. A winding garden path made of stones

You can make square paving stones form a curved path by placing natural stones at the bends.

11. Flagstones give a natural look

Flagstones are favorites among Finns. You can lay wide paths of them amid lush vegetation. Leave gaps between the stones where moss can gradually grow.

12. Paving stones for vegetable garden paths

Keep the paths in your vegetable garden neat and easy to walk on by laying them with concrete tiles. Say goodbye to weeding and muddy boots!