River Rock Mosaic Walkway

A mosaic pathway incorporates the same ideas as a natural pebble walkway but amps it up a notch or two.

River rock mosaic walkway.

This walkway represents the river of life. It adds more natural elements to your landscape and can be useful for drainage. This was an easy project although it did take me a couple of weeks to complete due to age and health issues. Fill any large gaps in the mosaic with a bit of extra concrete mix then mist the mosaic to fully saturate the concrete beneath the stones and cover it with a plastic tarp.

A mosaic is a pattern or design created out of pebbles. 80 pounds will provide a base for 3 to 4 square feet of mosaic sorted drain rock pebbles. A mosaic pebble walkway will impress anyone who walks on it and while pebbles are reasonably priced this type of path must be put in by a skilled artisan. Making a mosaic pattern walkway.

Muriatic acid optional draw a design and prep the site. Spread the topping mix. Gather and sort the pebbles. When the mosaic is complete lay edging or a field of pavers bricks or bluestones around it to hold the pattern together.

Pebble mosaic walkways were first evident in mesopotamia in the 3rd millennium bc. Apr 20 2019 explore m ritz s board rock walkway on pinterest. See more ideas about garden paths garden design backyard landscaping. Spice up your red brick walkway with a rock border edge.

15 insane rock mosaic intensifying a geometric path 16 sculptural organic path realized with river rocks 17 chess like stepping stone grass game in a beautiful backyard 18 gravel and straight long stepping stones 19 complex river rock mosaic adding texture 20 red bricks embracing black stepping stones in a village torn from fairy tales. Our front walkway was just recycled concrete pieces and dirt. They were created in tiryns in mycenean greece and during the classical ancient greek and roman histories. Spade to dig out the base 2x4s to screed the concrete and hold a tarp in place as the mosaic dries.

Every one is a unique work of art. It leads to the persian carpet patio from lede photo above.