Trendy Driveway Designs for An Urban Home

Driveways play an important role in both practical and aesthetic aspects of home design. It is usually located in front of the house, giving visitors and neighbours a first look at the entire property.  

A well-designed driveway, in our opinion, ought to blend in with the house's architectural design and give out a feeling for what's to come. 

There can be different designs that people go for.  A country home has a different personality and tone than an in-town one, whether you are using concrete or cobblestone for driveways.

When selecting driveway material, keep in mind that the stone must be adaptable enough to:  

The most important thing is to pick a stone that will be long-lasting and useful while also adding to the charm of your house. 

Timeless Stones for a Classic Driveway 

As a natural building material, cobblestone pavers are more resilient than brick and concrete pavers. 

The third century saw the emergence of Rome's first cobblestone streets. Among the most sophisticated in its era, the Roman road network was constructed to support its army's enormous traffic as well as the movement of people and products across the empire. 

These days, they are mostly utilised as ornamental features in historic neighbourhoods or the patios and sidewalks of luxe homes. They help add beauty to any property. Here are some design trends that you can look at from the popular European cities.  

Have you seen the movie Roman Holiday? If yes, then we bet you have not missed the charming Via Margutta in many of the scenes. The scenes where Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn was taking a short stroll from Piazza del Popolo, the Spanish Steps and Piazza di Spagna. There lies Via Margutta, a lovely street in the centre of Rome's old district. It is a tiny, cobblestoned street that dates back 2000 years and is well-known for its charming location and classic old-world buildings. 

It is no doubt one of the most exquisite alleys in the world, which is surrounded by ivy vines, ochre stucco, cobblestones, window boxes, art galleries and artist's studios.  
These stones are still a classic, much like Roman Holiday. We suggest pairing grey coloured stones to make your own Via Margutta style at your home. Interesting, isn’t it? 

In the centre of Sydney, Guestlands Italia is a miniature version of an Italian village, complete with a piazza, bell tower and cobblestone streets. They offer a typical Italian town vibe.  
Granite stones can be esed to construct the quaint street. They have been used to add a touch of Italy to the Guestlands. You can try the same design for your driveway cobblestone. In addition to being minimal maintenance and long-lasting, they provide genuine charm and are best paired with a nice glass of red wine.  

Despite having its origins in the twentieth-century post-war period, mid-century modern homes endure and continue to serve as a source of inspiration for Australian homeowners' designs in the twenty-first century.  

Clean lines, subdued colours and a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor spaces are all characteristics of mid-century modern interior design. Mid-century design's minimalism makes it easy to highlight your whole area.  

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