Running Bond A running bond pattern (sometimes considered a 'brick' pattern) consists of alternating rows of pavers.

Random Rectangular You might consider this the most common pattern of all. It is used frequently on patios and walkways and consists of randomly placed rectangles and squares of varying dimensions.

Irregular/Random/Mosaic An irregular pattern is essentially a free-form layout of stones that are somewhat 'fitted' together to create the naturalized appearance.

Planking / Random Rows A planking pattern is similar to the pattern you might see on an interior wood floor. It consists of the same width rows of pavers, or, with rows having varying widths. The lengths of the pavers can

Grid / Checkerboard A grid or checkerboard pattern is a simple repeating pattern of squares or rectangles. It is a common pattern for interior tiling as well.

Diamond A diamond paving pattern is similar to a grid pattern but rotated on an angle.

Stepstone A stepstone pattern has spacing between pavers. The space can be filled with grass, gravel, river stones or even other pavers.