Slopes: Pavers can be laid on steep inclines (if you can walk up it, pavers can be laid on it), but don't use them for steps. Use stone, concrete or wood for the steps instead.

Compared to other options, like wood and plastic, stone pavers will not fall apart over time and are easy to maintain. Plus, a unique paver choice can tie into the entire design of your yard or ...

Cobblestone pavers are used as the main material of the patio at the home of Brett Hanson in Plymouth, Minnesota. A small pond lined with natural stone is part of a patio.

The earthy, natural colors of this stone paver patio serve as a textural backdrop for the bright landscaping and colorful, raised-bed plants. The mix of square and rectangular pavers is an eye ...

Clay and concrete pavers are cheaper (around $3–$8 per square foot), while natural stone pavers start close to $8 a square foot and can go all the way up to $20 per square foot.

Learn how to build a fireplace surround with stone pavers in this excerpt from Chapter 4, “Reclaiming Stone Materials.” ...