Curb Styles & Colors: Curb Styles, Stamp Patterns and Colors
Concrete curbing can look like stone, brick or cobblestone, or stay smooth and simple. We help you pick a pattern and color that suit your brick, siding, pavers and plantings before anything is poured.
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Stamp Patterns: Pick the Texture, Then the Color
These are the looks homeowners ask for most. Every one can be poured in a curved or straight run.
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Slate and natural stone
A layered, chiseled texture that looks like split stone. A favorite next to river rock and marble chips.
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Brick and running bond
Evenly spaced brick lines that pair well with pavers, brick homes and formal walkways.
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Cobblestone
Rounded, individual stones with deep joints for an old-world look around entries and paver drives.
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Diamond and decorative patterns
Repeating geometric patterns that add detail to modern homes and commercial beds.
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Smooth
A plain, clean finish for a simple, contemporary edge or when the planting should take center stage.
Curb Colors: From Soft Tan to Deep Charcoal
Color makes the biggest difference in how curbing looks next to the house. Earthy tans and browns blend with mulch and stucco, reds and terracottas stand out against green lawns, and grays and charcoals look sharp beside white rock and modern homes.
We'll bring color samples when we look at the property so you can see them in your own light.
Choosing a Style: Common Questions About Looks
Which curb style should I choose?
Look at what the curb will sit next to. Brick patterns suit pavers and brick homes, slate and stone textures suit rock beds, and a smooth finish keeps the focus on the plants.
Is the color painted on?
No. Color is added to the concrete and to the surface finish, then the curb is sealed. Ask us about the color options available for your job.
Can you match curbing I already have?
In most cases we can come close on style and color. Bring us to the existing curb and we will show you the closest match before we start.
Landscaping by Drake's Complete Landscaping: The Curb Is the Frame. We Can Do the Rest of the Yard Too.
Complete Curbing and Drake's Complete Landscaping share the same owner. When a project needs more than a new edge, the landscaping crew can take care of what goes inside and around it.
- Lawn maintenance
- Irrigation and drainage
- Landscape, hardscape and lighting
- Weed control and fertilization
- Tree removal and trimming
- General cleanup and removal
Samples: Want to See It in Person?
Call and we'll bring samples to your property so you can compare styles and colors next to your house.