PAVING WORK

Green Sky Landscapes designs and builds paving for driveways, pathways, courtyards, entrances and pool surrounds across Byron Bay and the Northern Rivers. The paving is planned with the rest of the landscape, from the levels and drainage to the way it meets the house, the lawn and the garden beds.

Choosing the Paving

We use a range of paving formats, such as crazy paving, cobblestone and filetti, along with pavers laid in many different styles and patterns. Natural stone options can include bluestone, limestone, travertine, sandstone, granite and basalt, as well as concrete, clay and recycled brick. The format, stone and colour are worked out alongside the walls, planting and levels, so the paving suits the house and the way the space is used.

Paving in the Design

Paving sets how movement flows through a space. A path can lead or link spaces together and draw the eye towards a view or feature

Cobblestone Path — Coopers Shoot

A curved natural cobblestone path was created to lead to the house entrance

Recycled brick paving — Lennox Head


Recycled brick paving around a pizza oven, fire pit and outdoor kitchen.

Cobblestone Fire Pit — Banora Point

Circular Cobblestone fire pit area and railway sleeper bench seat

French Pattern Travertine — Bangalow


Travertine courtyard and entrance steps

FAQ

  • Yes. Driveways require additional foundation due to vehicle load

  • Stone that stays cool in direct sun, has a non-slip surface when wet, and handles salt and pool chemicals.

  • Crazy paving uses irregular stone pieces fitted by hand, which gives an informal, natural look. Pavers are made to set sizes and laid in a pattern, such as herringbone or stretcher bond, for a cleaner, more uniform finish.

  • Yes. Crazy paving can be laid with wide joints and groundcover planted between the stones, which softens the surface and suits low-maintenance gardens.

Part of our Hardscapes work →