Katy Paver Designs

Finding The Right Paver Design For Your Home

Katy paver designs come in many different shapes and sizes. It starts with the entranceway to you patio. In most cases that is from the back of your home.

If you have decided you want a paver patio in your yard or around your pool, your next choice will be the design in which the pavers will be laid. The design you and your contractor choose will affect the feel and look of your patio.

Setting pavers at angles may give you a more elegant look, while a clean and simple pattern gives your patio a more contemporary look. Other patterns may be more charming or traditional.

The choice is up to you, but it’s a good idea to run your idea by your contractor. He or she knows what styles are popular in your area, and what designs will look the best in your yard. When you choose from Katy paver designs, your budget will be affected by the design you select. As a rule, if many pavers must be cut to form your design, the cost may be higher. If you have your pavers laid length-wise, it tends to make your patio look longer. Running them across width-wise gives your patio a wider look. Complex patterns may cause your patio to appear smaller, as may darker pavers.

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Katy Paver Designs & Patterns

Katy paver designs is more that just picking out colors. There are many options to choose from, and that is just the start. Stack bond patterns are easy for your contractor to set, and they are often used for areas without much foot traffic. Basket weave patterns are simple too. They will give your patio a more interesting look.

katy paver designs being put to work on patio construction siteA basket weave pattern done with two colors of pavers gives your patio a much different look, with no added work for your contractor.

A running bond design is a moderately easy choice among your Katy paver designs. It is a traditional and attractive design. A pinwheel design is more intricate, and requires more cutting of pavers. Forty-five degree designs are more difficult, but they add an elegant touch to your patio.

Raindrops, circles, arcs and fans can be included in your patio design. You don’t have to use existing designs, either. You and your contractor can work together to design a unique pattern for your patio. Usually, intricate designs will be more expensive, so you’ll want to tailor your design to your budget, as well as your yard.