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I need help picking out pavers for my walkway

last year
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I am redoing my blacktop driveway as well

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  • last year

    If you could match the brick from the stairs you could continue it for the walkway...? This shows our front walkway a few years ago with our grandson standing on the brick steps (lol, waiting for the trash truck to come!).


    cariol1 thanked chloebud
  • last year

    I would try and match the brick. You dont need any other patterns.

    cariol1 thanked cat_ky
  • last year

    Chloebue - Beautiful walkway!


  • last year


    I like this color. Any shade that appears in the bricks will work.

  • last year

    Thank you for you help!

  • last year

    Try to match the stair treads. I can't see what they are, but that's the direction to go.


    You also need railings.

  • PRO
    last year

    Yes, what is on the stair treads? Use that stone and then line the walkway with brick. That's a classic look.

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    cariol1 thanked Diana Bier Interiors, LLC
  • last year

    Match the brick as closely as possible and install a simple concrete drive if suitable for your region. Drive can be edged with brick if you feel fancy.


    I prefer properly laid brick to pavers, especially with your gorgeous brick steps.

  • last year

    I think the concrete with brick edging shown is a nice option.

    cariol1 thanked chloebud
  • last year


    Here is a closeup pic of stairs. I love the bluestone but not sure it goes. Should I do just conrete with a brick border? i have so many colors going on Brick on house is 4 diff color blends

  • last year

    I spent my afternoon driving around, checking out other people’s paving around their houses. I saw this….

    Its cambridge sahara chestnut lite with a mocha border

  • last year

    I’m having my blacktop driveway redone for a fresh, durable, and polished look too.

  • last year

    No to above. While it is very pretty, you have enough pattern on your house, and you do not need anymore. Also the color isnt exactly right with your stairway.

  • last year


    how about this color pavers

  • PRO
    last year

    You've already got 2 materials, the bluestone and the brick. Use one or both of them for a cohesive look. Don't mix cement pavers with what you've already got on the stoop, it's too much.

  • last year

    Hi Diana,


    I’m a bit confused. My walkway doesn’t have blue stone and brick—that’s actually a picture someone else sent. Are you saying to eother go with all bluestone or a solid brick walkway?

  • last year

    this is my walkway


    I neex to make a decision my end of week

  • last year

    Are you suggesting a walkeay like this?



  • last year

    What is the material on the stair risers? I think that is what Diana is calling bluestone, though it looks more like concrete to me. That the material I'd try to match. The brick is busy, so you don't need more of it, and you don't need to add another material.

  • last year

    it’s a beige color stone not sure of the brand it def needs to be cleaned


  • last year

    I think its called desert gold


  • last year

    Its just dirty i will have house and stairs cleaned after all construction is done

  • last year

    Am I crazy or was this also posted last week?

  • PRO
    last year

    My mistake, I thought your treads were bluestone. I'd go with all brick if that were my house, especially since it's not clear what the tread material actually is.

  • last year

    Hi, yes millworkman, I just want to say I’m sorry This is my second thread (i couldn't find original theead), and I apologize for any confusion or mistakes. I’m new to social media and just trying to get the hang of things while asking for opinions. Thank you for understanding!

  • last year

    Diana it is called Desert Gold Granite


  • last year

    I agree with what Diana just said. Match the steps, and use the brick, for the walkway.

  • PRO
    last year

    Use theRomex paver support aggregate, as it creates a pervious surface that water drains through, rather than creating runoff that contributes to erosion and other issues. Then look at Daltile's Rekindle Porcelain Paver, in the 2cm paver. It coordinates with the brick tones nicely.

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