Match the exterior of the house.

#1,

I vote for #1

Hi, I would choose the first one, on the pictures it looks like the house is warm toned so it looks a lot better. The stone from the second picture is a cool toned grey so definitely number 1.

I don’t know what brand of pavers your’re considering, however, I know Belagard has a few with sort of a blend of warm/cool tones. Kendrah has made some good points. Good luck, decisions, decisions … not always fun.

Go with the gray. It blends beautifully with your flooring.

Interior flooring is less permanent than patio paving or even siding so I wouldn't let it dictate what happens outdoors. And earth tones are more natural looking in an exterior setting.

Actually, I don't care for the pavers in either color. I would choose an earthy color with less pattern and contrast. Or pour concrete and be done with it. A fresh slab will give you the gray color for now and patina to a more natural look in a few years. And be renewable to close to the original color if you want to restore the gray.

Also looks like you have enough grade on the lot to pour a slab and have enough room to top with pavers later on. Be sure that the finished elevation of the slab will allow for enough room for added pavers later.

#1. That brown on my monitor is a compliment to the grey interior. Plus, it goes OK with the siding.

I live the gray; it looks great with a green lush lawn. I had gray pavers installed a few years ago for my walkway, retaining wall, and patio. I am still pleased with my gray choice.

There are many pavers that mix those colors but I usually like the deck to look like an extension of the interior but a patio is not on the same level as the level as the home so can be a bit different . In your case the patio is at the same level so I think a the beige is better for the pavers if you do not want the mixed ones.