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Brick Patio Patterns and Types
There are two types of brick: common and face.
It is also less expensive than face.
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Get inspired with these brick patio ideas in a range of styles and controls.
A small pergola and lush garden beds frame the area.
Outdoor Living Room
Brick establishes a room without walls in this backyard.
Circular brick patio makes a charming retreat.Getty Images
Patio flooring, made of brick, is the perfect choice for this natural, blooming space.
The material also provides textural contrast with the loose slate and stone slabs.
The herringbone pattern offers even more interest.
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The thin border of grass helps frame the space without additional decor.
While plant selections are drought tolerant, close plantings and mature growth gives it a feeling of lushness.
A decorative brick archway in the surrounding wall continues the material throughout the garden.
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Thiscovered patiouses hooks slotted between wooden slats to suspend glass pots filled with herbs.
Brick-Trimmed Pool Patio
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Brick also makes a great accent for stone or concrete patios.
It pops against the grays and whites.
An outdoor living room features brick flooring.Getty Images
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This petite walled patio features a basketweave brick pattern.
Though, the pale green painted brick walls keep it from feeling like too much brick.
Midcentury patio furniture and funky tropical plants soften up the edges.
A Mediterranean courtyard patio with brick.Getty Images
Built-in brick planter beds add color and break up what would have been a large swath of brick.
It is framed by two trellises on either side and topped with a simple white pergola.
Simple columns and furniture balance the space.
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Fluffy potted flowers frame the chair area and break up the patio into individual spaces.
Brick is a great material for patios, since it has a classic look and durable construction.
Most paver patios, brick included, are less expensive than wooden decks.
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you’re able to easily modernize outdoor brick with a fresh coat of paint.
To give a brick patio a more modern look, choose contemporary patio furniture with clean lines.
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Gray brick is the ideal surface for this modern patio design.Getty Images
A brick patio makes a beautiful backyard oasis.Chuck Schmidt/Getty Images
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Rustic brick is ideal surface for containers with succulents.Anne Greene-Armytag / Getty Images
A brick patio in an urban setting.YinYang/Getty Images
A flower-filled cottage garden with brick paving.Francois De Heel/Getty Images
A lush urban garden with brick paving.Juliette Wade/Getty Images
Brick patio dining area near a backyard pool.Tim Abramowitz/Getty Images
A brick patio with planting beds featuring vegetables and herbs.Getty Images
Red brick flooring blends nicely with this lush, eclectic vine-covered dwelling.Getty Images
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Midcentury Jo
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