Nature knows no bounds when it comes to colours! We usually use the term “colours of nature” to refer to the lush green of vegetation, the light browns of the earth, the azure blues of the sky, and shades of yellow, red and fiery orange. All these colours – in varying proportions – can feature in your garden. Soaring shrubs, colourful flowerbeds, ponds, pergolas, planters, lush green grasses – each of these elements will add captivating hues to your garden. Amidst this riot of colour, the planning of a path, terrace or patio should be in keeping with the chosen style – regardless of whether we prefer the chic of a metropolitan park or the ‘untouched naturalness’ of an English garden.
Amidst the numerous flowerbeds with their winding and irregular shapes, a path paved with gently rounded pavers – for example, in muted colours Polbruk Nostalite or in a walnut shade – will be an excellent complement to the composition. They will bring a touch of calm to the garden’s multicoloured space. Browns, oranges and intense reds in pavers Polbruk Carmino no longer need to be the preserve of October and November. A space arranged in such shades takes on a rosy glow even in winter or early spring, when our garden slumbers under a blanket of greyish-white snow. This subtle combination of colours blends perfectly with traditional burnt-brick-coloured roof tiles. A palette of burgundies and golden hues, softened by the light shade of the house’s façade, will look striking on both sunny and rainy days.
A mysterious garden full of colourful plants and winding paths is a kingdom of children’s play and a place of rest for adults. We can create an idyllic atmosphere and picturesque landscape in our own garden using the Granito pavers Polbruk and Polbruk Ideo. Thanks to their simple shapes and colour scheme, they will blend perfectly into the colourful surroundings and complement a wooden house, a hammock and colourful flowers. Muted greys, on the other hand, are ideal for modern, modernist buildings with light-coloured façades and dark woodwork.
The new collection Polbruk Trento draws inspiration from the finest examples of Italian architecture; the wide range of colours allows the pavers to be perfectly matched to the colour and style of the house and its immediate surroundings. As a result, the entire property will be characterised by compositional coherence. When paving Polbruk Trento is to be laid over a larger area, such as a driveway, pavement, small square or park paths, it is worth considering combining pavers of similar shades. A combination of grey with graphite or brown with red will be a solution that effectively adds variety to the domestic or urban landscape.
