Stone Patterns for Stamped Concrete

Stone stamped concrete offers the timeless look of natural stone without the cost, weight, or installation limitations of real masonry. Use these professional-grade stone concrete stamps to recreate the texture and character of slate, flagstone, cobblestone, and other natural materials with greater consistency and creative flexibility. Stone stamped concrete also reduces labor compared to hand-laid stone while delivering durable, visually realistic surfaces for patios, pool decks, walkways, and driveways. See more concrete stamps by Brickform.

Glacier Stone

A refined slate stamp with soft relief, broad surface movement, and clean joint definition designed to produce natural-looking finishes.

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Plaza Stone

Bring a touch of modern elegance to any project with this stylish slate tile stamp.

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Random Stone

A natural looking arrangement of slate-textured random stones.

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Mesa Random Stone

A natural looking arrangement of oversized stones with irregular edges and thin joints.

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Random Stone

A random stone concrete stamp that is heavily textured to mimic random fieldstones.

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Flagstone

A flagstone concrete stamp that mimics real flagstones with hand-chiseled edges grouped in a random formation.

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Large Random Stone

Similar to Random Stone but 40% larger.

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Patio Stone

A roughly textured arrangement of random stones.

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Castle Stone

Irregular shaped natural stones.

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Tuscany Stone

A large tool with a stone texture and interlocking joints on all four sides.

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Yorkstone Set

A natural, blue stone surface with a sandy texture that includes veins throughout, creating a layered composition.

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Stones of Athens

A variety of textured limestone, marble, and granite make this one of the most intricate and varied textures available.

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Australian Ashlar Cut Stone, FM-150

A coarse rugged blue stone set in an Ashlar pattern.

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San Juan Pavers, FM-675

A stone paver concrete stamp with a rough stone texture for a hand-laid look.

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Beverly Hills Random Stone, FM-725

Heavily textured random fieldstones.

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Blue Stone, FM-800

A bluestone concrete stamp that replicates the cleft surface of natural bluestone pavement.

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Garden Stone, FM-1285

A garden stone concrete stamp with large rounded stones set among small river pebbles.

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English Field Stone, FM-1350

A natural arrangement of river rock, emulating the look of smooth English fieldstones.

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Brickform was founded in 1971 during the early days of modern decorative concrete. With innovations such as urethane stamps and computer aided design, Brickform has long been at the forefront of the industry.