Concrete pavers
Most control over geometry and laying pattern, with manufactured textures and blended colors.
Best first question: traditional, textured, or clean-lined?One room. Every direction.
Compare material families, open every available style and color view, and arrive at the Sarasota showroom with a sharper point of view.
Start with the material
Texture, format, edge, thickness, pattern, application, care, and natural variation determine how a surface actually looks and lives.
Use this page to build a shortlist. Final selections should be confirmed from current representative samples, availability, and a project-specific application review.
Most control over geometry and laying pattern, with manufactured textures and blended colors.
Best first question: traditional, textured, or clean-lined?Natural pores and mineral movement in warm ivory, Roman, and cool silver ranges.
Best first question: how much variation feels right?Premium natural-stone palettes from white pearl and cream to layered blue-gray.
Best first question: quiet field or expressive veining?Limestone, shell-rich Shellock, and driveway-focused Roadlock each solve a different visual brief.
Best first question: which application leads the choice?The complete collection
Material family
Manufactured formats with repeatable geometry, varied textures, and blended color options.
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Old-world · softly rounded
A pillow-top paver with rounded corners and an aged, European character. Its modular look works especially well in curves, circles, borders, and traditional outdoor rooms.
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Smooth · linear · contemporary
A clean-lined three-piece system made for calm contemporary fields and flexible laying patterns. The smoother surface creates a tailored transition between the house and outdoor living space.
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Slate-textured · modular
Catalina Stone pairs a modular three-piece format with a natural-slate texture. It brings more surface movement than a smooth contemporary paver while keeping crisp, organized geometry.
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Crisp · architectural · linear
A highly ordered family with uniform dimensions, smooth faces, and efficient pattern planning. It is a strong fit when the design calls for long visual lines and a restrained material palette.
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Classic · rectangular · versatile
The familiar rectangular format can stand alone or act as a disciplined border around larger pavers. Different bonds and color contrasts can move it from traditional to graphic.
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Dimpled · rugged · old-world
A textured, blended paver family that leans toward an established old-world look while retaining the repeatability and maintenance profile of manufactured concrete.
Color availability changes, and this surface is best reviewed from a current physical sample. Our team can walk you through the blends that fit your project.
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Tumbled natural stone with pores, warm-to-cool mineral movement, and multiple modular formats.
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Earthy · warm · varied
Roman Blend layers tan, cream, walnut, and warm mineral tones into a natural-stone field. The variation works well when the goal is a relaxed, established outdoor setting.
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Cool · clouded · mineral
Silver Travertine shifts the palette toward soft silver, pewter, and occasional warm movement. It can bridge cool architecture with the organic variation of natural stone.
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Light · warm · quiet
A light ivory range that can keep an outdoor room visually open and understated. The softer palette pairs naturally with stucco, water, pale coping, and warm landscape materials.
Material family
Premium natural-stone palettes with leathered or brushed character and visible lot-to-lot variation.
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Pale · luminous · soft-edged
A light marble selection with white-pearl character, shown here in soft-edge and leathered formats. It creates a bright, upscale field without relying on a busy pattern.
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Creamy · warm · refined
Diana Royal brings a warm cream palette and subtle stone movement. It is a natural bridge between pale architecture and warmer roof, landscape, or furnishing tones.
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Blue-gray · coastal · expressive
Ocean Blue introduces blue and gray mineral movement that can echo water and coastal finishes. The result is more expressive than a uniform pale field.
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Linear · cool · vein-cut
A vein-cut marble family with elongated mineral movement and a distinctly architectural feel. Its linearity can become part of the layout rather than simply background color.
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Layered gray · dramatic · natural
A broad gray range that can move from light silver into charcoal. The variation creates depth and makes the installed blend feel visibly natural.
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Light gray · calm · contemporary
A quieter light-gray marble with subtle tonal transitions. It supports contemporary architecture while preserving the movement and individuality of natural stone.
Material family
Soft, coastal-toned natural stone with organic texture and a quieter visual field.
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Beige · textural · coastal
A tumbled limestone with a soft beige field and organic shell character. It lends an understated coastal texture to spaces that should feel warm rather than stark.
Material family
A shell-enhanced specialty paver family for decks, coping, water features, and outdoor details.
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Shell-rich · polished · distinctive
Shellock incorporates seashell material and reveals it through the finished surface. The collection can carry from deck fields into coping, steps, raised walls, planters, and water-feature details.
Material family
A smooth, driveway-focused specialty paver family with a polished architectural presentation.
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Smooth · polished · driveway-focused
A driveway-oriented paver with a smoother, more polished presentation than traditional concrete. Color mixing and pattern design can make the approach feel intentionally architectural.
From screen to sample
Photos in sun and shade, the home exterior, pool finish, roof, and any material that must stay.
Rough dimensions, curves, steps, coping, borders, vehicle use, and important transitions.
Save the collection names and colors that caught your eye. We will compare the actual current range.
The next decision is physical
Schedule a Sarasota showroom conversation to connect material, color, pattern, application, availability, and budget to the property.