Outdoor Design Library

Patterns

Layout changes how large a space feels. We set out every terrace on site before a slab is fixed.

Linear Layout patterns installed in CumbriaMost Popular

Linear Layout

Long joints run away from the house, lengthening the perceived space.

Pairs with: 1200×600 porcelain · Aluminium edging

Large Format patterns installed in Cumbria

Large Format

Fewer joints, calmer surface. The most contemporary way to lay porcelain.

Pairs with: Anthracite porcelain · Hidden edging

Seamless Resin patterns installed in Cumbria

Seamless Resin

No joints at all — resin bound poured as one continuous surface.

Pairs with: Silver grey resin · Contrasting edging

Herringbone patterns installed in Cumbria

Herringbone

A traditional interlocking layout with a contrasting border course.

Pairs with: Block edging · Traditional homes

Stack Bond patterns installed in Cumbria

Stack Bond

Aligned joints in both directions — the most formal and least forgiving layout.

Pairs with: Ivory porcelain · Courtyards

Border Detail patterns installed in Cumbria

Border Detail

A framed field of paving with a defined perimeter course to finish the edge.

Pairs with: Contrasting edging · Garden paths

Project Enhancement

Designed for the day. Transformed after dark.

Integrated outdoor lighting planned into the build — lit steps, concealed strip and selective uplighting that keep this finish working through a Cumbrian winter.

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Knowledge Centre

Learn Before You Decide

Guidance from the Knowledge Centre, chosen to match what you have been looking at.

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