The 9 most popular STAMPED CONCRETE PATTERNS
being installed in 2021
Being a stamped concrete contractor myself, I install a lot of stamped concrete patios, walkways, and pool decks.
I polled 100's of other stamped concrete installers in the U.S. and asked them to tell me their most popular patterns.
Listed below are the top 9 stamped concrete patterns all these contractors said they use the most.
Ashlar Slate PatternThe pattern I used for this stamped concrete patio was Majestic Ashlar from Butterfield Colors.
I added Gull gray integral color to the mix, 1 bag per yard, and I used deep charcoal release powder.
That color combination is the one I use for a lot of different stamp patterns. It goes with just about everything!
The top 9 stamped concrete patterns with colors
#1. The most popular stamp pattern is Ashlar slate.
This is the pattern I install the most of too.
There's different sizes of Ashlar slate depending on what manufacturer the stamp contractor purchased his stamps from.
This picture has mocha brown integral color and walnut release.
#2. Wood Plank
The wood look is very popular.
You can make concrete look like wood as you can see.
Wood stamp patterns come in 6 inch, 12 inch, and 16 inches wide.
Mocha brown integral color with walnut release.
#3. Seamless Slate
This stamp pattern really highlights the slate texture.
Concrete stamped to look like slate is a good surface for all patios, walkways, and pool decks
#4. Seamless Stone
This stone texture pattern gives the concrete the look of real stone.
Another favorite of mine, I stamp a lot of concrete with this one too.
#5. Arizona Flagstone
This pattern has multiple size stones and stones with random shapes.
The uneven grout lines give the concrete the appearance of real stones.
By far the most popular of the "stone" looking patterns.
#6. Roman Slate
The slate texture is quite common. Roman slate looks good for any type of patio.
Most any of the browns and tan color combinations go well with this pattern.
#7. Italian Slate
Another stamp pattern in the slate family with a slightly different texture.
#8. Seamless Old Granite
Old granite texture is very popular for stamping concrete stairs and steps.
The veins in this stamp pattern make it look like real granite.
A gray integral concrete color with charcoal release gets you the colors of natural granite.
Gull gray integral color with charcoal release.
#9. Random Stone
This is one of my favorites.
Using integral color Mocha Brown with charcoal release gives you this look.
This pattern is awesome for patios and walkways.
Mocha brown integral color with deep charcoal release.
most popular stamp concrete patterns for wood
All these stamp patterns will make your concrete look like wood. The wood plank look is very in these days.
I like to use a brown integral color with a dark release like walnut or charcoal.
The 16 inch barnboard pattern is the one I stamp the most often. The wood grain and knots are very realistic looking.
Wood plank stamped concrete is great for patios and interior floors.
16 inch barnboard12 inch wood plank
12 inch reclaimed timber
6 inch boardwalk
diagonal wood plank
8 inch boardwalkMost popular ahslar stamped concrete patterns
There's a lot of different Ashlar stamp patterns to choose from. The four below are the most popular.
What makes them different from each other is the size of the slate stones and the texture of the surface.
The pattern I install the most is Majestic Ashlar with Gull gray integral color and charcoal release.
Just like the picture at the top of the page!
Majestic Ashlar Slate
Ashlar York Stone
Ashlar Blue Stone
Ashlar New England SlateStamped concrete patterns being used for patios
There's an endless amount of patterns, designs, and colors you can use for a stamped concrete patio.
A lot of people choose some type of Ashlar slate pattern as you can see above. Patterns with borders are really popular too, but simple is good also.
Stamped concrete patterns for patiosThe stamp patterns in the above picture starting at the top (left to right) are:
Top Row: Large Ashlar Slate with border : Stone texture : Herringbone Brick with brick border
Middle row left to right: Large Ashlar Slate : Ashlar Blue Stone : Herringbone with border
Bottom row left to right: Cobblestone with border : Random Stone : Ashlar Old Granite
Photos courtesy of Ageless Concrete
Stamped concrete patterns for driveways
You can use just about any stamp pattern for a concrete driveway.
The pattern and color of the concrete should accent the house and flow with the landscaping.
The driveways stamped with a border pattern kind of stand out to me more than the others.
Ashlar slate is great for driveways. Stone texture and slate texture patterns are also very good.
Cobblestone with grey integral color and charcoal release is very realistic looking and good for driveways too.
where to buy stamp concrete patterns
You can buy stamped concrete patterns at Deco-cretesupply.com
When you click on the picture it'll bring you to their site so you can check out each pattern and the cost of the stamps.
You can buy individual stamps or a whole set. There's border stamps, rollers, texture mats, and all the touch up tools you'll need.
If you want to learn how to stamp concrete from me, I have a training course that teaches you all the basics of learning how to stamp patios, decks, walkways and floors.
What I recommend if you're thinking of buying a set of stamps is choose Ashlar Slate as your first set. It's by far the most popular pattern of all the stamps.
For a second choice, I would suggest a seamless slate or seamless stone texture mat. You're going to want to get at least 4 seamless mats of the texture you choose.
If you're brand new to stamping concrete, then the seamless texture mats are the easiest to learn on.
If you want to learn how to stamp concrete from me, check out my stamp course here.
You can also get your integral concrete color, powder release, liquid release, and stamped concrete sealer at Deco-cretesupply.com also.
animal stamped concrete patterns
When you add an animal foot print or paw print to your stamped concrete it gives the concrete character.
These animal patterns can be added to regular concrete finishes or included with a stamped pattern.
If you live in a rural area or "out in the woods" then having some foot track in your concrete would seem pretty normal.
medallion stamped concrete patterns
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