Completed landscaped garden with paving, turf and raised beds

Our recent work

Real projects, careful preparation and tidy finishes.

Explore the different surfaces, garden features and finishing details completed by the Solid Stone family team.

Project details

How the different parts create a complete result.

Every property is different. These examples show the planning, groundwork and finishing choices behind the work you can see.

Completed garden with turf, porcelain stepping stones and raised beds

Garden transformation

Paving, turf and sleeper beds planned as one complete space.

This style of project combines practical routes through the garden with areas for relaxing and planting. Large porcelain slabs form clean paths and stepping stones, while fresh turf and sleeper beds soften the finish. By setting the levels out together, each part connects naturally to the next.

Porcelain paving
Fresh turf
Sleeper beds
Boundary improvements

Long grey porcelain walkway leading to a modern garden room

Porcelain paving

A clean large-format path and patio beside a garden room.

Large-format grey porcelain creates a smart, contemporary route through the garden. Consistent joints, straight cuts and a tidy outer edge give the paving a calm, balanced appearance, while correct falls help rainwater move away from the finished area.

Large-format slabs
Accurate cuts
Consistent joints
Planned falls

Block paving

Contrasting borders give a paved area a strong, defined finish.

A darker border frames the main field of grey paving and creates a clear transition at the edge. Below the surface, a compacted base and restrained edges are essential for keeping the blocks supported and the lines looking tidy.

Contrasting border
Compacted base
Edge restraints
Jointing sand

Tarmac driveway

A smooth, practical surface with clean edges and sensible falls.

Tarmac is a hard-wearing choice for driveways and larger areas. The strength comes from the prepared base and supported edges, while careful setting-out gives the finished surface a tidy shape and directs water where it needs to go.