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Grey Stamped Concrete Patio

Herringbone Brick Patio

Travertine Pool Deck

Broom Finish Pool Deck

Wood Plank Concrete Patio

White Exposed Aggregate Patio

Circle Pattern Stamped Patio

Grey Concrete Pool Deck

Terracotta Stamped Concrete Patio

Grey Flagstone Patio

Modern Grey Concrete Patio

Charcoal Salt Finish Patio

Acid Stained Concrete Patio

Salt Finish Concrete Patio

Buff Flagstone Stamped Patio

Cobblestone Stamped Patio

Grey Stamped Patio, Craftsman Style

Herringbone Brick Patio, Colonial Pairing

Scored Grid Concrete Patio

Large Slab Patio With River Rock Joints

Charcoal Exposed Aggregate Patio

Charcoal Ashlar Slate Patio

Poured Concrete Patio

Warm Tan Broom Finish Patio

Tan Exposed Aggregate Patio
Stamped concrete delivers the look of slate, stone, or brick on your patio at $12–18 per sq ft — roughly half the cost of natural materials. These 15 patterns cover every style from modern geometric to traditional cobblestone, with real cost ranges and tips for each. If you're also planning a driveway or front walkway, most of these patterns translate well to both surfaces.
A plain concrete patio costs $6–10 per sq ft installed. Stamped finishes run $12–18, and colored or exposed aggregate options fall in between. On a 300 sq ft patio, that's a range of $1,800 to $5,400 depending on finish. Region, site conditions, and demo of an existing surface can shift these numbers significantly. Here's what drives each cost tier — and how to budget accurately for driveways and walkways using the same logic.
Charcoal gray is the most searched concrete patio color right now — and it costs the same as any other integral color, typically $2–4 per sq ft over plain concrete. But color choice isn't just aesthetic: lighter shades reflect heat (better for hot climates), darker shades hide staining, and some pigments fade faster than others. Here's what's working in 2026 and what to watch out for with each option. Similar decisions apply if you're also coloring a driveway or front walkway.
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