What is Stamped Concrete?
Stamped concrete is a design tactic that creates the look of stone, wood, or brick. Concrete is poured into molds of varying designs to create virtually any pattern you want.

IS STAMPED CONCRETE RIGHT FOR ME?
Considering stamped concrete? Compare the pros and cons below to decide if it's right for you.
Pros:
• Is more affordable than natural stone, brick or pavers
• Enhances outdoor spaces and adds to your home value
• Offers nearly limitless pattern and color choices
• Slip resistant when treated with a non-skid additive
• Is durable and long-lasting
• Easy to maintain when sealed
Cons:
• Can develop minor cracks
• Needs periodic cleaning and resealing
• Can be damaged by freeze/thaw cycles and deicing salts
• Repairs can be difficult

DESIGN OPTIONS
From an aesthetic standpoint, stamped concrete is hard to beat when it comes to pattern and color options, which are virtually unlimited. Many people get inspiration from their surrounding landscape or home's architectural style and choose patterns and colors that blend with existing stone, tile or textured concrete elements. For example, if your house has a brick exterior, consider echoing that theme with a simple brick-patterned border, or choose a pattern and color scheme that ties in with your surrounding landscape.
Patterns:
The most popular types of stamped concrete are natural stone patterns such as slate, flagstone, and fieldstone. Brick, cobblestone and wood patterns follow closely behind. There are also seamless stamps that provide texture, but without joint patterns. Patterns can be pressed into the concrete even in complex projects with steps and fountains.
See examples of stamped concrete patterns.
Colors:
The most popular colors tend to be grays and earth tones; however, brick patterns are often colored in red or russet hues. Colors can be mixed, layered or antiqued with stains or tints, creating a virtually endless list of possibilities. Multiple colors can be used within the same project for realistic stone coloration, decorative borders or a contrasting color pattern.
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