Nicolock paver colors give you the widest, boldest palette in the hardscape industry, with 28 vibrant blends to choose from. Upgrade from surface colored concrete pavers to Paver-Shield™ stones, where pigment runs through the entire paver and never fades. Browse the full collection below, or request a free color sample to see your favorites in person.
Our patio paver colors come in 28 Paver-Shield™ blends, from warm Adobe to deep Charcoal, with color sealed through the entire stone so it never fades.
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Coordinate your pavers with textured retaining and garden wall colors designed to match across the whole project.
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Smooth wall colors give a clean, contemporary finish in blends like Bluestone, Oceanic Blue, and Silver Mist.
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Nicostone colors deliver a natural stone look for steps, coping, and accents in shades like Bluestone, Gironde, and York Brown.
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Vertical panel colors add depth to walls and facades with looks like Barn Wood, Ledge Stone, and Stacked Stone.
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Granite top colors finish surfaces with a polished, durable surface in shades like Caledonia.
Nicolock offers more paver color options than any other manufacturer, with 28 blends that range from warm earth tones to cool grays and bold charcoals. Whether you want something subtle and calm or colorful pavers that make a statement, the palette is built to complement any home and landscape. Signature blends like Granite City, Marble, and Westchester even let you mix and match, so you can design a look that is entirely your own.
Every Nicolock paver is made with patented Paver-Shield™ technology, which seals the surface and locks color deep inside the stone. Unlike surface dyed pavers colors that wear thin and fade over time, our pigment runs through the entire paver and is guaranteed never to fade. That means your paver colors stay vibrant and like new for years, all backed by an industry leading lifetime warranty.
The right shade depends on how you plan to use the space. Lighter patio paver colors stay cooler underfoot and keep a poolside or seating area feeling open and bright, while deeper blends do a better job hiding tire marks and everyday wear. For paver colors for driveway projects, medium earth tones framed with a charcoal border look clean and stand up to daily traffic. Browse real installations in our project gallery to see how each color looks outdoors.
Not every color is offered in every product, so we organized the collection by category to make matching simple. Browse Paver-Shield™ pavers, wall colors and textures, Nicostone, vertical panel, and granite shades, or compare different color pavers side by side. Try your favorite combinations in our color visualizer tool, then find a certified Hardscape Pro contractor to bring the design to life. Every Nicolock product is proudly manufactured in the United States.
Choosing the right paver color starts with your home’s exterior and how you use the space. Match warm tones to brick or earthy facades and cooler grays to modern or white homes, then pick lighter shades for pool decks and darker blends for high traffic areas. Always view a sample on site in both sun and shade before deciding.
The best paver colors for a driveway are medium earth tones and gray blends, often framed with a charcoal or brown border. These shades hide tire marks and oil spots better than light colors and pair cleanly with most home exteriors. Darker blends also add contrast that defines the driveway’s edges.
Paver colors fade when pigment sits only on the surface, which is common with dyed concrete pavers. Nicolock pavers use Paver-Shield™ technology that blends color through the entire stone with iron oxide pigments guaranteed not to fade, so they stay vibrant for years. A simple seal every few years keeps them looking their best.
The most popular patio paver colors are warm earth blends, soft grays, and rich charcoals that balance easily with outdoor furniture and landscaping. Blended tones like Granite City, Adobe, and Westchester are favorites because they add depth and hide everyday wear. Bold accent colors work well for borders and inlays.
