Brick Pathway Ideas for Garden Design

1. Brick Paving Down

This is a classic idea to create a bricked pathway for you to choose from. You can add more style if you can experiment with different materials.

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2. White Brick Pathway

There are no natural white bricks, so you need to paint them. In the picture, white bricks are arranged to make this exquisite garden path.

3. Red Brick Pathway

These warm-colored bricks are arranged in different orders, styling the walkway beautifully and complimenting the color of the wall.

4. Asphalt Paving in the Lawn

Bricks come in various colors, types, sizes, and surfaces. You can select whatever type you find appropriate for your garden and use it accordingly.

5. Rustic Brick Pathway

This pathway gives a rustic look to the garden. Generally, brick paths are compact and low maintenance; they don’t need much care.

6. Narrow Walkway of Clinker Bricks

The design of this garden path is easy to imitate as these clinker bricks are arranged in similar patterns and order.

7. Red Brick Pathway

All the bricks are glued in a zig-zag pattern with the brick edgings, which border the plants.

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8. Zig-Zag Arrangements of Bricks

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A zig-zag arrangement of bricks will add an attractive texture to your lush green lawn.

9. Red Brick Pedestrian

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Pave your garden with red bricks to add a colorful touch to your otherwise bland lawn.

10. Curved Brickway

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Curved pathways add dimensions, making the gardens look bigger than they actually are!

11. Outdoor Gardenway

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Masonry walkways look fantastic, along with lush plants, and will add dimensions to your yard.

12. Burnt Clay Walkway with White Edging

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Complement your burnt clay walkway with white brick edging to add an attractive contrast.

13. Red Brick Walkway

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Upgrade the aesthetics of your yard with red brick pavements on the walkway.

14. Sand Lime Brick Walkway

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Add a rustic touch to your garden by paving the walkway with sand lime bricks and squared topiaries.

15. Red Brick Walkway

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Compliment the lush landscapes with a curved red brick walkway.

16. Cement Brick Pathway

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A cemented pathway looks pretty classy in formal landscaping.

17. Brick Paver Front Porch

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Any interesting front porch paver style can cover a dull concrete slab instantly, adding to the home’s curb appeal.

18. Paver Driveway by the Gravel Bed

You can choose this gravel driveway design to beautify your lawn. It is also going to cost you lesser than asphalt or paved driveway.

19. Brick Steps and Patio Walkway

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Choose this contemporary design with traditional elements for your front porch or patio. It cuts across the lawn smoothly.

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20. Landscaping with Hydrangeas, Topiaries, and a Lush Lawn

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This simple yet elegant-looking brick pathway design can look attractive with contrasting topiaries, hydrangeas, and a lush green lawn.

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21. Interlocked Bricks

This interlocking brick design needs less maintenance and is strong and long-lasting. Also, if you change your mind later, removing them is easier, too.

22. Cobblestone Walkway in an Urban Landscape

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Cobblestones can usually be set in sand or something similar and are bound with mortar. You can use this pathway for parking and as a driveway, too.

23. Burnt Clay Brick Paving in the Garden

A burnt clay brickway forms the anchor of this formal garden. It is an interesting feature that connects the lawn, driveway, and patio.

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24. Brick Walkway Amidst Lava Chip Bed

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A brick walkway amidst a lava chip bed or red soil bed can look interesting in urban landscapes.

25. Cottage Patio Landscaping with Red Brickway

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This designer patio landscaping idea can make you feel like curling up on a lounge chair in your backyard for endless hours.

26. Flagstone Paving Along Begonia Bushes

Choose different kinds of sedimentary or metamorphic rocks to build this flagstone paving. The best part about going for this design is that the rocks can be broken into smaller, flat segments.

27. Charcoal Brick Landscaping

Add extra retaining strength by using these charcoal bricks instead of the usual ones.

28. Masonry Stone Patio Paving

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Nothing can beat masonry stone when it comes to natural-looking pathways for your garden or patio.

29. Burnt Clay Driveway Down the Garden

Burnt clay bricks are not as strong as concrete pavers or natural cobblestones. However, they make for an attractive driveway.

30. Mediterranean Garden Landscape with Rustic Brickway

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Add to your garden’s Mediterranean charms by installing a rustic brickway. Use natural red bricks and arrange them in the pattern shown in the photo above or of your choice.

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31. Brick Walkway Along the Green Yard

Lay red bricks in a row to make this tidy brick walkway along your yard.

32. Burnt Clay Walkway Down the Jungle

Opt for this burnt clay brickway to walk around the jungle. It prevents any rust and dirt build-up as well.

33. Beautiful Pathway in a Blooming Garden

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If you have a colorful garden and open spaces like this, you can use red bricks with a smooth finish to make a stunning pathway.

 34. Classic Landscaping with Red Brick Pavement

Such a classic red brick pavement design with neatly stacked plants along the way can spark curiosity in mind about what lies around the corner.

35. Spiral Brickway Bordered by Black Eye Susan and Coneflowers

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Who says a walkway has to be composed straight or perfectly symmetrical? With varying sizes of the brick and subtle curves, it becomes visually very appealing.

36. Blooming Groundcovers with Natural Stone Paving

A straight is not always the perfect route. On this lush green lawn and contrasting flowers, natural stone paving makes the beautiful stroll just a bit longer.

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