Portfolio - Natural Stone

The owner of this beautiful Tarrant house in West Byfleet was keen for us to emulate the many angles that formed the back of her property.

The use of a light coloured natural sandstone brought light and made the space appear larger than it seemed previously.

The random pattern of the paving creates interest and works with the natural variation in the colour of the stone.

Our design mirrored the angles of the house into the garden and allowed us to create the raised beds that brought the garden into the patio in a very clean manner.

The large area of this sweeping patio in Weybridge is broken up by the random pattern of the paving.

The client was so pleased with the patio at the rear of the house, he asked us to create a stunning path at the front using the same materials.

This driveway in central Woking was created using granite setts (200 x 100 x 100 cobbles) to return some timeless elegance to the front of this period property.

The diagonal patterned stable blocks add further authenticity.

Each cobble had to be individually selected and laid but the final result was worth the effort.

This extended property in Pyrford had a number of patio areas that needed to be joined and unified.

The sweeping brickwork ensures that all the patios are the same level and that access between is easy.

The variation of natural sandstone means that despite the large areas, it does not appear a concrete jungle.