Crazy Paving: An Old Tradition into a Modern Setting
Discover unique materials, practical benefits and inspiring projects.
Crazy paving brings an old tradition into a modern setting. Its organic shapes add a natural flow to any garden, creating soft lines that feel both relaxed and contemporary. Because of its irregular forms, it pairs easily with other materials such as wood, plants, concrete or other natural stones. You can choose to edge a path neatly, but the current trend leans towards looser, more organic layouts or even using individual pieces as standalone elements within your outdoor design. This flexibility allows you to create a landscape that feels unique, creative and seamlessly connected to nature.
Crazy Paving in Sinai Pearl sensato
Crazy Paving in Kavalas
Crazy Paving in Alta Quartzite
Crazy Paving in Bronce Desierto
Crazy Paving in Sinai Pearl sensato
Crazy Paving in Belgian Bluestone
Crazy Paving in Sinai Pearl sensato
Crazy Paving in Bronce Desierto
Crazy Paving in Alta Quartzite
Crazy Paving in Gobi Rose
Wall Cladding in Crazy Paving Pattern Calcaire Flamingo
Crazy Paving in Kilkenny Limestone
Wall Cladding in Crazy Paving Pattern Calcaire Branco
Crazy Paving in Gobi Yellow
Crazy Paving in Kavalas
Key Advantages of Crazy Paving
Indoor and outdoor useSuitable for both applications, allowing you to create a consistent look throughout your project.
Rough, slip-resistant finishThe natural surface texture provides excellent grip, making it ideal for outdoor use.
Low maintenanceRegular cleaning with water is enough to keep the surface looking its best.
Versatile applicationsSuitable not only for horizontal surfaces like terraces and garden paths, but also for steps and small walls.
This type of natural stone can be installed following the same technical requirements as tiles, but it does require more puzzle-like fitting. This opens up many design possibilities, yet it also means you need to allow enough time to position each piece properly. Larger pieces may look more refined, but they are harder to place. You often end up filling small gaps with smaller pieces, which can make the overall pattern look less uniform.
The choice of joints also has a big impact on the final result. The colour, width, and type of jointing material all influence whether the surface appears calm, contrasting, or more refined. As a guideline, you should allow for a joint width of around 2 to 3 cm. One layer of material is calculated to cover approximately 1 m² with this joint width, and suppliers base their deliveries on this. If you choose narrower joints, you should allow for about 10% extra material when laying larger pieces and about 20% extra when laying smaller pieces, so that everything still comes together as one coherent whole.
Our Crazy Paving Product Range
Crazy paving comes in various types of natural stone and can be used both indoors and outdoors. Within the Brachot range, you’ll find a wide selection of materials suitable for both applications. Different types and colours can be mixed effortlessly. For example, combining the various Gobi or Desierto shades allows you to introduce soft, natural nuances into your interior or garden.
Big-size Crazy Paving Made to Measure in Kilkenny Limestone
If you want to give crazy paving your own signature, we can create custom-made flagstones. Have a bold idea in mind, or prefer this pattern in a different material? No problem. Think of combining several types of marble for an eye-catching hallway, or using larger pieces of natural stone to add character to your terrace. Together, we’ll find the solution that fits your design.