Creative Uses for Pavers
When most people think of pavers, they think of ordinary patio spaces. Â Pavers have a tremendous amount versatility and can be used to improve the look of your outdoor spaces! Â Here are creative ways you can use pavers to create a unique look for your backyard.
- Pavers don’t have to be symmetrical.
When defining your outdoor space, you can use pavers to create an organic patio or an appealing pathway. - Use pavers to create a path.
Pavers can provide a safe way to get from one end of your yard to another. Â They can also be used to draw the eye to different areas of the yard, or to help your guests find cool hidden seating areas. - Create an isolated seating area.
Having multiple options for your guests is a great way to make your backyard the place to be. Â Isolating a seating area with pavers provides a cozy spot to sit outside and read or visit with friends. - Build platforms from pavers.
Platforms can be used for potted plants or outdoor statues. Â A professional can help you to get the right design for your yard. - Create a border for your garden.
Pavers are excellent for providing a border around your garden. Â By digging a hole and placing the pavers deeper inside the ground, pavers can protect your garden from pests. - Install indoor pavers.
Who says pavers have to be used outside? Â Putting pavers in your entryway or in a mudroom is a great way to protect your floor from heavy use areas. - Use pavers to create art!
Making a beautiful mosaic with pavers can add a touch of drama to any patio or outdoor area. Â You can use pavers of different colors and textures to make the design really pop. - Create an outdoor shower.
This is especially great if you have a pool. Â Your guests can use this shower to rinse off before jumping in the pool, or, if you have kids, before coming inside the house! - Build a large chessboard!
Use pavers to create the board! Â If building giant chess pieces sounds like a daunting task, change the game to checkers!
How will you use pavers to make your backyard more exciting?