Which colour block paving? - Have sunset buff patio.
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Hi - first time poster - really appreciate any advice
Would anyone be able to advise on colour choice for our block paving? We have just had patio area done in Bradstone sunset buff. The block paving driveway will fit up against the patio area. We have looked at the Bradstone rumbled and also the Marshall tegula blocks. We would like a circle in the block paving so that rules out the Bradstone. We can't decide which Marshalls colours will work best with the sunset buff patio. Originally liked the traditional colour but now think it may be too pink. The harvest colour is perhaps too pale? We are just so confused now. We have s couple of samples but it's hard to tell with a few bricks.
Our house bricks are a pale yellowy greyish colour.
Would anyone be able to advise on colour choice for our block paving? We have just had patio area done in Bradstone sunset buff. The block paving driveway will fit up against the patio area. We have looked at the Bradstone rumbled and also the Marshall tegula blocks. We would like a circle in the block paving so that rules out the Bradstone. We can't decide which Marshalls colours will work best with the sunset buff patio. Originally liked the traditional colour but now think it may be too pink. The harvest colour is perhaps too pale? We are just so confused now. We have s couple of samples but it's hard to tell with a few bricks.
Our house bricks are a pale yellowy greyish colour.
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Personally I wouldn't try to match colours as all your likely to achieve is a mismatch.
For me Pennant Grey works or have you considered other products such as the Drivesett Argent, looks good in the light and dark colours.
At the end of the day it doesn't matter what others like, it's what works for you.
Get some samples is the best. Line them up against your house/patio and live with them for a bit, eventually one will grab you.
A bit like you would do when choosing a paint by using those sample pots.
For me Pennant Grey works or have you considered other products such as the Drivesett Argent, looks good in the light and dark colours.
At the end of the day it doesn't matter what others like, it's what works for you.
Get some samples is the best. Line them up against your house/patio and live with them for a bit, eventually one will grab you.
A bit like you would do when choosing a paint by using those sample pots.
Cheers
Lemoncurd
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