Movement
A visually active pattern that works especially well when the paving itself should make a statement.
Pattern Studio
Lay it differently.
Paving is repetitive by nature. That repetition is exactly what creates its visual personality. Explore pattern and tone combinations before thinking about the final product.
Herringbone pattern
Live visualiser
Find your rhythm.
Try a few combinations. Herringbone feels dynamic, stretcher bond is quieter, basketweave leans traditional and stack bond is graphic and contemporary.
Pattern
Tone
This studio is illustrative only. Final materials, colours and laying patterns should be confirmed against actual samples and project conditions.
Build a project briefFour directions
Same surface. Different character.
The pattern is not decoration added afterwards. It changes how wide, long, formal or textured the entire paved area feels.
Calm repetition
Linear and familiar. Useful when the surface should support the architecture without competing with it.
Texture
A more decorative rhythm that can give courtyards and residential areas a softer, crafted feel.
Graphic order
Clean alignments and a contemporary grid for spaces where precision is part of the look.