Beige Pavers

Every beige, tan and cream-beige paver in one grid: Country Classic and Leonardo travertine, Myra, Symra and Sandy Beige limestone, and beige porcelain. Sizes run 6x12 through 36x36 in 1-1/4", 2" and 3/4" porcelain, sold by the pallet. Coping and caps in the same colors are on the beige color page. Shade and layout notes are below the products.

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Beige and cream pavers: how the warm tones differ

Beige is the middle ground between ivory and the darker browns: warm enough to soften glare off a pool, light enough to stay cool underfoot. This page is the paver formats only. Coping, treads and caps in the same colors are on the beige color page, and the cooler creams and whites are on ivory pavers.

Telling the beige stones apart

StoneMaterialFaceReads as
Country ClassicTravertineTumbledCream-beige with tan movement
LeonardoTravertineTumbledWarmer, more golden tan
MyraLimestoneBrushedEven, sandy beige
SymraLimestoneBrushedSoft beige, very little variation
Sandy BeigeLimestoneBrushedPale sand, matte

The practical split is travertine versus limestone. Travertine is pitted and tumbled, with visible variation piece to piece, which suits a traditional or Mediterranean deck. Limestone is brushed smooth and far more uniform, which is what to specify when the client wants a calm, consistent field. Country Classic is the closest beige to Ivory travertine and the two are often used together, field in one and border in the other.

Sizes and layouts

  • 16x16 and 12x12 for paths, courtyards and small patios.
  • 16x24 for pool decks in a one-third offset, the most forgiving layout on imperfect grade.
  • 24x24 for a clean modern grid, and the size most often ordered outright.
  • 24x36 and 24x48 for a long plank look with fewer joints.
  • 36x36 for large-format terraces, heavy enough to be a two-person set.

Beige is also the base color of many French pattern sets, which combine four sizes into one repeating layout and cut well around curves.

Why beige over ivory

Ivory and white can glare at midday and show every leaf stain. Beige takes the edge off both without going dark enough to get hot. It also sits more comfortably against warm-toned house materials, brick, stucco, cedar and tan siding, where a true white deck can look disconnected. Against cool gray stone or a white house, ivory usually wins. Ordering a sample of one from each family and setting them side by side in the actual sun is the only reliable way to decide.

Thickness and ordering

1-1/4" for mortar-set over a slab, 2" for sand-set decks, driveways and freeze-thaw climates. Porcelain in beige is 3/4" and sits flush with 2" stone on a pedestal system. Order a sample and check it wet as well as dry, since beige limestone in particular darkens noticeably. Pavers ship by the pallet on LTL freight, with coverage listed on each product page. The buyers guide covers base preparation and joint spacing for both thicknesses.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between beige and ivory pavers?

Ivory and cream read as near-white and are the coolest underfoot; beige carries more tan and gold. Beige hides leaf stains and sunscreen better and sits more naturally against brick, stucco and warm siding, while ivory suits cool gray and white houses. Both are light enough to stay comfortable barefoot around a pool.

Travertine or limestone for a beige deck?

Travertine is tumbled and pitted with real variation between pieces, which suits traditional and Mediterranean designs. Limestone is brushed smooth and much more uniform, which is the right call when the client wants a calm, consistent field with no surprises. Limestone also takes a slightly crisper edge on cuts.

Which beige stone is closest to Ivory travertine?

Country Classic. It is the same tumbled travertine family a shade warmer, and the two are frequently combined, one as the field and the other as a border or coping band.

Should I order 1-1/4 inch or 2 inch?

1-1/4 inch for mortar-set pavers over a concrete slab. 2 inch for sand-set decks, driveways and any climate with freeze-thaw cycling, where the extra mass resists cracking and lets the paver float on a compacted base.

Do beige pavers show dirt?

Less than ivory and far less than true white. Beige is forgiving with dust, pollen and light foot traffic, which is why it is a common choice for patios that are not pressure-washed often. A penetrating sealer still helps with oil and tannin stains.

Can I match beige porcelain to beige stone on the same project?

They will be close in tone but not identical, because porcelain is printed and stone is quarried. A common approach is to keep them to separate zones, porcelain on a pedestal roof deck or a wet area and stone on the main deck, rather than butting them together in one field. Order samples of both before committing.