When creating a space that’s both functional and stylish, deck pavers can make all the difference. In this custom backyard, Nicolock’s Stone Ridge poolside pavers in Chesapeake Blend provide a smooth, textured surface that stands up to water, weather, and heavy foot traffic. The mix of sandy tones and cool grays complements the pool’s bold features, resulting in an outdoor space that feels grounded, welcoming, and perfect for everyday enjoyment.
These Nicolock pool deck pavers aren’t just about looks—they’re built for comfort and performance. They stay cooler underfoot, drain efficiently, and retain their vibrant color season after season. Whether you’re splashing with the kids, relaxing by the spa on a quiet morning, or hosting friends late into the evening, the deck pavers beneath you play a bigger role than you think—and Nicolock makes every detail count.
At every angle, this outdoor space proves that function doesn’t have to sacrifice style. A natural rock slide and waterfall feed into the custom pool, while the built-in hot tub creates a calm, relaxing spot. Surrounding greenery softens the layout with vibrant color and movement, and a dark privacy fence ties it all together with contrast and warmth.
Even with so many standout features, the Stone Ridge pavers bring the entire space together. Their pattern adds visual rhythm while providing a surface with both grip and strength. From the water’s edge to the base of the stairs, they create a seamless transition built to handle fun, gatherings, and everyday foot traffic.
Every outdoor space starts with a decision—and the right paver can change everything. Whether you’re envisioning a backyard like this one or designing something entirely your own, Nicolock offers a range of deck pavers and poolside pavers, along with expert support, to bring your vision to life.
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In most cases, laying pavers is cheaper than building a deck, especially for ground-level spaces. Costs vary by material and labor in your area.
A 20x20 paver patio typically costs between $3,000 and $7,000, depending on the paver type, design complexity, and installation method.
The cheapest option is often using outdoor rugs or interlocking deck tiles. These can refresh the look without full replacement.
Yes, but you’ll need to ensure the deck structure can handle the added weight. Always consult a contractor before installing pavers on an existing deck.
