Stamped Concrete Patterns & Colors: A Denver Homeowner's Guide

Stamped concrete gives you the look of natural stone or brick with the strength and value of poured concrete. The two choices that matter most are the pattern and the color.

Popular patterns

• Ashlar slate: rectangular stone shapes with a natural slate texture; a timeless favorite.
• Random stone / flagstone: irregular shapes for a natural, organic look.
• Cobblestone: old-world charm, great for walkways and borders.
• Herringbone or running-bond brick: classic and works with traditional homes.
• Wood plank: the look of a wood deck without splinters or staining.

Choosing a color

Look at your home's roof, siding, trim and any stone accents. Grays and charcoals fit modern homes; tans, browns and terracotta warm up traditional homes. A darker release color adds depth to the pattern lines.

Borders make it look custom

A contrasting border, such as a smooth band or a different pattern around the edge, frames the patio and makes it look high-end.

Care in Colorado

Seal stamped concrete after installation and reseal every few years. Avoid rock salt in winter; use sand for traction instead. That keeps the color rich and the surface protected.

Want to see patterns in person? Ask for samples during your free estimate: (720) 572-0098.

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