Non-Paved Options
There’s something about the sound of gravel under your tires that reminds you that you aren’t in the big city anymore. Here, the homeowners added to their home “country estate” feel by opting for a gravel driveway in neutral colors.
A Taste of What's to Come
Your home’s entryway—and its driveway—should offer friends and visitors a taste of what’s to come and a sense of your property’s larger design aesthetic. This home’s large gate and stone driveway allude to the luxuriousness of the overall property.
It's in the Details
Numerous little details comprise the overall look and feel of your home’s exterior, and your driveway is no exception. Here, the pattern of the courtyard stone is reflected and complemented in the white brick and in the hatch-pattern planters that flank the space.
Concrete Pavers
It’s possible to design an attractive, custom entryway with commonly-available materials. Here, the homeowners created a driveway using concrete pavers; the color and texture of the pavers complement the existing landscape and hardscape elements without competing for attention.
Ample Space
When designing your home’s driveway, remember to consider your lifestyle and how you want to be able to use the space. For example, if you like to entertain friends and family, you may want to create a driveway that offers ample parking options.