Homeowners were looking for a combination of paver textures for their front entryway that would complement their home’s warm architecture.

Unilock Brussels Premier in Bavarian was chosen for the main paver entryway, reflecting the timeless warmth of antiqued Brussels Block with a twist. Brussels Premier has a unique refined surface and long-lasting color that can only be achieved with EnduraColor, where a two-step manufacturing process guarantees the surface of these pavers will retain their color well after the project is complete. Brussels Premier is sold in a variety of different sizes in one complete bundle, and is perfect for entryways, as well as driveway applications.

To accompany Brussels Premier, a double-wide border of Unilock Mattoni in Dark Charcoal was chosen, laid in a running bond pattern that helps guide family and visitors up the steps. The focal point of this paver entryway is an exquisite paver rug that uses Unilock Mattoni in Sable laid in a herringbone pattern. This popular zigzag pattern is ideal for Mattoni pavers as the interlocking patterns helps resist shifting under the pressure of tires when applied to a driveway or entryway. Mattoni pavers are also part of the EnduraColor family, with an additional EasyClean coating applied to the surface to help enhance the surface of these pavers and protect from staining.

A double-wide, two-toned border of Mattoni helps to encompass the paver rug, delineating the edges of the space, which could be utilized as a potential seating area if the homeowners decide to add a bench or patio chairs later on. Finally, the Brussels Premier and Mattoni pattern continues toward the front entrance. Along the steps up the paver entryway is a simple pattern of shrubs and flowers, sprinkling touches of greenery along the outskirts of these muted paver tones. The end result is a gorgeous combination of pavers that carry a rustic look and feel that perfectly complements the design these homeowners were aiming for. Choose Unilock to help spruce up your paver entryway.