Pavers being laid

This is the Ziani Development by Lennar. Over 15,000 sq ft of Orco pavers. Pietra in Tuscany color.
Example of a huge tuscan entryway design in San Diego

Location: East Northport, NY Award Presented Giuseppe Abbrancati/Gappsi It is finally here! Long waited 2003 and what a better way for this Harley Davidson fan to celebrate the arrival of his 2003 Hundred Years Anniversary Edition. The Harley Davidson fat boy over his brand new state of the art Paving stone installed driveway. An array of colors creates the autumn blend laid on the field of the driveway. Marble blend a mix of gray and white was used for the borders and to create the unique driveway design & patterns. 10,000 sq.ft. of driveway and pool patio were installed over 12″ of recycled concrete base and 1″ of sand. The Gappsi® Edge Restraint System® secured the border of the pavement

Inspiration for a traditional front yard concrete paver driveway in Orange County.

Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in New York

In looking around the basement, other details indicate this same quality: wide wooden baseboards, the beautiful oak staircase and a polished concrete floor. photo: jeff brubacher

Patio - traditional patio idea

Blue Limestone Tile is a dark, moody stone with slate and steel-blue tones that bring depth and permanence to a space. Its natural texture, softly worn edges, and evolving patina give it a lived-in character, while its versatility makes it well suited for both indoor and outdoor use in herringbone or running bond layouts. For inquiries, contact us at (310) 289-0414 or info@neolithicmaterials.com

Brick patio photo in Boston

Pam O'Bryant Gripe
Design ideas for a huge full sun backyard concrete paver landscaping in Chicago.

Chris Murphy
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Baltimore

Elegant patio photo in Seattle

This is Smokey River displayed with no mortar joint (Dry Stacked). Our Chateau Collection consists of cut/sawn/chopped or hand selected stone that is placed in a tumbler which rotates the stones against each other. This tumbling process produces a variety of edges including smooth, softened and rounded edging finishes.