Cobblestones

Cobblestones' smaller format allows curves and patterns a standard paver can't manage. Suited to driveways, paths, courtyards, firepits and garden edging.

Pair them with pavers or tiles as a border, set them in a herringbone or stagger pattern as a dining-area centrepiece, or weave a path through curved garden beds. In commercial settings, brick cobbles break up large expanses of public paving. Available in mesh-backed and loose formats.

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Pavers & Tiles

Forged by nature, crafted by hand. A globally sourced collection of natural stone pavers, tiles and coping. Available across multiple surface finishes and formats developed specifically for indoor and outdoor use in high traffic spaces.

It's a material that's been in construction for thousands of years and shows up everywhere from kitchens, bathrooms, driveways, walkways and facades as much as backyards.

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Crazy Paving

Crazy paving is defined by its irregularity: split, random-shaped pieces with natural colour variation and toning, rather than the uniform cut of a standard paver.

Suited to indoor and outdoor living, it reads as comfortably in a sparse, minimalist design as it does across a sprawling, more traditional build.

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Porcelain

Outdoor porcelain is easy: easy to maintain, easy to clean, highly durable and stain-resistant, with none of the sealing that a natural stone finish needs.

Our Porcelain collection of stone-look-alike tiles run from sandstone through to quartz, giving the look and feel of natural stone without that upkeep. 

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Stepping Stones

Our stepping stones come in bluestone, travertine, limestone, granite and marble, across three shapes: organic pieces cut directly from boulders to keep their raw form, and rectangular and circular options for a more structured look.

The palette complements our wider flooring range, and works equally well set across grass, gravel or pebbles as it does within a fully paved space.

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Stone Step Treads

Stone step treads and risers solve the small details a staircase, pool coping or front-door threshold usually gets wrong: fewer grout joints on a staircase, a longer, cleaner line along a pool's edge, or a one-piece threshold rather than a patched-together entry.

Each tread is sized to account for the grout joint in the backup tiles leading to it, so the transition reads as continuous rather than as an afterthought. Available in bluestone, granite, limestone and travertine.

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