Stamped Concrete Patterns

Pictured below are some stamped concrete patterns that you can choose from for your concrete project. When choosing a concrete stamp design, start simple. Look at the building the concrete will be accenting. For example, if the building is made of brick, then using a brick pattern in your patio, sidewalk or driveway would be an obvious choice.

Most concrete contractors have stamp choices that are similar in looks to brick, cobblestone, tile, slate, wood, or stone.

Your concrete design does not have to be of just one stamp entirely (although this may cost more). If cost is a factor, but you want your project to look upscale by using stamped concrete, one option would be to just stamp the borders of your project and do the rest in standard concrete. Here is a gallery of popular stamping options:

	Italian Slate Seamless Pattern
	Patio stamped in Italian Slate Seamless pattern

	European Fan Pattern
	Walkway stamped in European Fan pattern

	Fractured Slate Random Interlocking Pattern
	Pool Deck stamped in Fractured Slate Random Interlocking pattern

	English Yorkstone Pattern
	Patio stamped in English Yorkstone pattern

	Canyon Stone Pattern
	Patio stamped in Canyon Stone pattern

	Ashler Stone Seamless Pattern
	Basement floor of home stamped in Ashler Stone Seamless pattern

	Fractured Earth Pattern
	Steps and walkway stamped in Fractured Earth pattern

	Rotating Ashlar Pattern
	Front porch stamped in Rotating Ashlar pattern

	Fractured Slate Seamless Pattern
	Interior floor of home stamped in Fractured Slate Seamless pattern

	Cobblestone Random Interlocking Pattern
	Exterior patio stamped in Cobblestone Random Interlocking

Although the above pictures are some of the more popular stamping choices, there are literally hundreds of options. Click Scofield Stamp Patterns to see the possibilities.

For even more additional patterns, click Proline Stamp Patterns.

If you would like a quote on your stamped concrete project and you live in the Minneapolis and surrounding suburbs area, request a bid.

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