1. Exposed aggregate in clean, minimalist lines

• First of all, for this smaller semi-detached home, we opted for a combined exposed aggregate pathway and driveway with clean, minimalist lines and framing the entrance with plants.

2. Curved pathways add interest to the landscaping

• Then Curves work well in small front yards. This striking exposed aggregate concrete pathway curved around the home and was accentuated with plants and a large pot also.

3. Clever landscaping creating both colour and tranquillity in a small space

• Besides, This small front yard combines a water feature with a lighter exposed aggregate concrete for the pathway. The narrow area came to life with the tranquil sounds of water movement and a small, colourful garden.
• Both earth stone and water came together to create a natural mini sanctuary.

4. Making an entrance three dimensional

• Furthermore, for this small entrance, we used exposed aggregate concrete stepping stones with a mixture of small pebbles between the concrete paving for contrast.

5. A combination of tiles and exposed aggregate

• Therefore, This innovative design for the entrance to this home combines exposed aggregate concrete sections, framed with tiles and separated with small plants – bringing a distinctive style to a small front yard

6. Cut-out feature in concrete paving entrance

• Finally, We added a cut out feature to this exposed aggregate concrete entrance that we filled with small contrasting stones.
• And being on the darker side of the house, we used a lighter aggregate with dark pebbles to create a sense of space.