Only one picture showing. And honestly if going to the time and expense of a new walkway I absolutely would do a new base. Why risk it.

Current Walkway ...

You really need good new base. It will save money in the long haul.

Love your front door package. Really nice!

Sorry I can't answer your questions about the new entrance walkway but can you tell me who manufactured your front door with sidelights? Thank you!

Nice walkway - just not high heels, wheelchair and walking cane friendly.

A weed farm waiting to happen unless it is in a desert.

New Door is ThermaTru. You need to be specific w company you go thru to have the door panels smooth like this (without molding around door windows).

If you have a good well packed, level base under your existing walkway it should be good enough for your new one pavers.

We put a walkway like the one you have pictured in our backyard and didn't need edging to keep it in place but they are poured in place 2’ x 3’ x 3 inch so well over a hundred pounds apiece. Your smaller, lighter pavers need to be secured if they are easy to move.

Although it's attractive, I wouldn't use the stepping stone and pebble combo for a main thoroughfare to the front door. As mentioned above it would be a nightmare for heels and wheels.

This stepping stone and pebble look is all over the internet but i would posit that it is overdone and looks messy in no time— as the square pieces shift over time - and the pebbles are constantly all over the rocks. if you live somewhere where it snows its impossible to shovel- hopefully you don‘t have to deal with that.

That type of walkway (with loose stones )is really a pain to try to look after. As someone has mentioned, the surrounding rocks, get dislodged, can be tripping hazards, but in addition, if you have to do anything, like rake or shovel or deal with cleaning the walkway in any way maintenance is a real nuisance. And yes, weeds still grow in between the rocks because overtime what happens is debris falls in between the rocks and then plants lodge in there. what about revitalizing the walkway that you have? pressure washing it, sealing the mossy cracks and/or painting it? Add new edging?