Stamped Concrete Patterns

Stamped concrete pattern planning

Stamped concrete patterns,
made easier to choose.

Explore 14 slate, stone, brick, wood-look, and other stamped concrete patterns for driveways, patios, walkways, and pool decks. Save patterns and compare them before discussing the design with a contractor.

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concrete patterns.

Browse stamped concrete patterns by family or common project area. Compare joint layout, visual scale, and practical layout considerations before choosing samples to review with a contractor. Project-area filters show common design examples, not a guarantee that a particular stamp or finish fits every installation.

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Brickform FM-3125 Ashlar Cut Slate concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Slate pattern

Ashlar Slate

Ashlar slate uses a repeating arrangement of square and rectangular slate-textured units.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Ordered stone
Joint layout
Modular rectangles
Pattern scale
Large format

Pattern reference: FM-3125 Ashlar Cut Slate by Brickform

Brickform Classic Wood concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Wood pattern

Wood Plank

Wood plank patterns use long board-shaped impressions to reproduce wood grain and plank joints in concrete.

Common project areas
Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Linear wood grain
Joint layout
Parallel boards
Pattern scale
Narrow plank

Pattern reference: Classic Wood by Brickform

Brickform London Cobble concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Cobblestone pattern

Cobblestone

Cobblestone patterns use small stone-shaped units in a traditional repeating layout.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Walkway
Visual character
Old-world stone
Joint layout
Small repeating units
Pattern scale
Small format

Pattern reference: London Cobble by Brickform

Brickform Rough Stone seamless concrete texture stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Seamless pattern

Seamless Stone Texture

A seamless stone texture uses a texture skin to add stone character without imprinting individual masonry joints.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Natural stone texture
Joint layout
No faux masonry joints
Pattern scale
Continuous texture

Pattern reference: Rough Stone by Brickform

Finished grand flagstone stamped concrete on a residential patioReal project photo

Stone pattern

Random Flagstone

Random flagstone patterns use broad, irregular slab-like shapes to reproduce the layout of laid flagstone.

Common project areas
Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Broad, flat flagstone
Joint layout
Wide, varied outlines
Pattern scale
Large irregular

Photo: Decorative Concrete Kingdom - CC BY 2.0 - Cropped for display

Brickform Running Bond New Brick concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Brick pattern

Running Bond Brick

Running bond brick patterns use straight rows of brick-shaped units, with each row offset from the next.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Walkway
Visual character
Traditional brick
Joint layout
Staggered rows
Pattern scale
Small format

Pattern reference: Running Bond New Brick by Brickform

Brickform Herringbone Used Brick concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Brick pattern

Herringbone Brick

Herringbone brick patterns arrange rectangular units at right angles to form a repeating zigzag.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Walkway
Visual character
Directional brick
Joint layout
Right-angle zigzag
Pattern scale
Small format

Pattern reference: Herringbone Used Brick by Brickform

Brickform 24 by 24 Yucatan Stone concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Tile pattern

Large-Format Stone Tile

Large-format stone tile patterns arrange broad, stone-textured square units in a regular grid.

Common project areas
Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Regular stone tile
Joint layout
Square grid
Pattern scale
Large format

Pattern reference: 24 x 24 Yucatan Stone by Brickform

Brickform Roman Sanded Slate seamless texture stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Seamless pattern

Roman Slate

Roman slate uses a seamless texture with subtle dips, ridges, and veins but no faux stone joints.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Fine slate texture
Joint layout
No faux masonry joints
Pattern scale
Continuous texture

Pattern reference: Roman Sanded Slate by Brickform

Brickform Large Ashlar Cut Slate concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Slate pattern

Large Ashlar Slate

Large ashlar slate uses an enlarged modular layout of broad square and rectangular slate-textured units.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Pool deck
Visual character
Broad ordered stone
Joint layout
Large modular rectangles
Pattern scale
Extra large

Pattern reference: Large Ashlar Cut Slate by Brickform

Brickform FM-700 Random Stone concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Stone pattern

Random Stone

Random stone patterns use irregular fitted fieldstone shapes to create a compact natural-stone layout.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Compact fieldstone
Joint layout
Smaller fitted stones
Pattern scale
Medium irregular

Pattern reference: FM-700 Random Stone by Brickform

Brickform European Fan concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Cobblestone pattern

European Fan

European fan patterns arrange small curved stone units in overlapping, fan-shaped arcs.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Walkway
Visual character
Decorative fan
Joint layout
Repeating curved arcs
Pattern scale
Medium format

Pattern reference: European Fan FM-650 by Brickform

Brickform Basket Weave New Brick concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Brick pattern

Basket Weave Brick

Basket weave brick patterns alternate pairs of brick-shaped units to produce a woven square repeat.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Walkway
Visual character
Woven brick
Joint layout
Alternating brick pairs
Pattern scale
Small format

Pattern reference: Basket Weave New Brick by Brickform

Brickform Fractured Cyprus Slate concrete stamp product exampleManufacturer pattern reference

Slate pattern

Fractured Cyprus Slate

Fractured Cyprus slate uses large irregular slate shapes with fractured edges and relatively uniform joints.

Common project areas
Driveway, Patio, Pool deck, Walkway
Visual character
Bold fractured slate
Joint layout
Irregular stones, uniform joints
Pattern scale
Large format

Pattern reference: Fractured Cyprus Slate by Brickform

From inspiration to a useful conversation

A picture becomes a
project direction.

  1. 1
    Explore common pattern families

    Review the visual scale and character of common stamped concrete pattern families.

  2. 2
    Save patterns to review

    Build a short board containing the pattern references you want to consider together.

  3. 3
    Start a contractor request

    Carry your saved pattern references into Contractors for Concrete, where you can add the rest of your project details.

Plan beyond the pattern image

Make a more informed
stamped concrete decision.

  1. 1
    Start with the most popular pattern

    Understand why ashlar slate is a common starting point and when another family may fit better.

  2. 2
    Review advantages and drawbacks

    Weigh design range against installation, repair, traction, and maintenance considerations.

  3. 3
    Plan for service life

    Separate slab durability from the changing appearance of color and sealer.

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