Case Study, Driveway, Patio, Pool Deck
The backyard was completed with Tufa Travertine style pavers and we used a blend of Arizona Block Mesquite pavers for the driveway.
This home in Desert Mountain allowed us to flex our exterior design skills. We knew we couldn’t match the curb appeal of the home’s exterior by using a set of standard pavers. We provide a few pattern options then we were able to select the Arizona Block Mesquite blend of pavers to develop our design. The color scheme provided by the Block Mesquite pavers was exactly what the doctor ordered: the perfect mixture between blend and contrast with the home’s exterior.
This Scottsdale backyard has a glorious endless pool with a secluded endless desert view to match. We knew that travertine would match the majestic atmosphere, from there we just had to select which blend would work best. We selected the travertine paver Tufa as our paver of choice for the pool area, it was also the same paver we used for entryway courtyard area.
Arizona Block Mesquite paver blend is used for the driveway, the courtyard area features the Tufa, a travertine paver.
About ‘Tufa’ a Travertine Limestone Paver
This Travertine style paver is named after its color: Tufa Roman. Its name is fitting as it solidifies its place in history as a bold and imperial solid element dating back to floors fit for kings. The tumble finish applied to the travertine paver is practically slip proof, which makes it a great paver to use around pools.
This Tufa Roman travertine/limestone paver is available in the following sizes: 6×12, 6×6 and 12×12.
This Tufa Roman travertine/limestone paver is available in the following sizes: 6×12, 6×6 and 12×12.
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