Project facts
- Location: Phoenix Village, Jamaica
- Application: driveway / entrance surfacing
- Project colour combination: #18 + #16
- Design approach: contrasting curved bands
- Colour availability can change; confirm current stock before ordering
What this project demonstrates
A two-colour resin washed stone design can do more than create a border. Alternating bands can shape the visual direction of a driveway and create contrast against the house and landscaping.
Planning a similar driveway
Measure the total area first, then decide how much of the surface will use each colour. Curves, borders and detailed pattern work can change material usage compared with a single-colour layout.
Preparation still determines the result
The decorative finish should be installed over a suitable, properly prepared substrate. Existing cracks, loose material, drainage problems or uneven areas should be assessed before application rather than hidden under the finish.
Historical colour reference
The project showcase identifies #18 and #16. Project photographs and older colour codes are useful for design inspiration, but current stock and current colour options should always be confirmed before payment.
Frequently asked questions
Can I copy this exact driveway pattern?
A similar two-colour layout can be planned, but the final pattern should be adapted to your driveway dimensions, entrances, drainage and surrounding features.
Are #18 and #16 always in stock?
No. This case study records the colours used in the project artwork. Current Resin Washed Stone colours and stock should be confirmed with Glamorous.