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Patio Photos
These patio photos were provided courtesy of Cornerstone Custom Concrete. | Exposed aggregate patio with decorative border wet cuts |  | Exposed aggregate porch and stairs |  | Close-up of exposed aggregate. In this type of concrete, small rocks are exposed making a decorative look. |
 | Stamped concrete patio in a canyon stone pattern. |  | Full view of the entire stamped patio and steps leading from the house. |  | Close-up of canyon stone pattern used in the above patio. |
 | Stamped concrete patio in Italian seamless slate. A children's sandbox was added under the deck. |  | Multi-colors were used in this patio. The base color is chestnut with splashes of brick red and expresso color hardener. Dark brown accents were added as well in the release agent. The border is acid-stained in ebony. |  | This concrete patio was also stamped with the Italian seamless slate pattern, but in the color slate grey with a charcoal colored release agent. |
 | Make your lake home a true vacation sanctuary with a patio overlooking the lake. |  | Close-up of round lake patio. A firepit was added to the center. This stamped concrete pattern is european fan in the color gun metal. |
 | Stamped concrete patio in fractured slate pattern with multiple colors used. |
 | Colored concrete porch in mesa with a regular broom finish, wet cuts and concrete riser. |
 | Colored concrete patio in chestnut with a regular broom finish. Concrete patios are a great option underneath decks because it creates more livable outdoor space, and it is hard to grow grass or other vegetation under a deck. |
 | Double colored concrete patios in chestnut with a regular broom finish. |
 | Stamped patio in English Yorkstone pattern and desert tan color. For variety, the homeowner decided to color and stamp the borders in a different color and pattern. |  | Close-up of borders - stained mission brown over desert tan with Italian slate pattern and a dark brown release was used. |
 | Stamped patio in random slate pattern and customer favorite, chestnut brown color. A darker brown was used in the liquid release to create various "highs" and "lows" in the color as is so common in natural stone. |  | Close-up of the above patio. |
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