Description Our Antique Yellow Limestone Paving is half honed, brushed and tumbled and offers you outstanding value and quality. The warm yellow/grey tones, subtle shading variations and tumbled handcut edges of this Indian Limestone patio pack make it a perfect choice for adding charm to any outdoor space. The honing and brushing process also creates a beautiful finish which resembles that of traditional worn flagstones. The Yellow Limestone Paving would benefit from sealing in high use areas but this is not essential. Slabs are calibrated to 22mm, giving them an even thickness, which makes laying easier. The Antique Yellow Limestone is available in a convenient mixed size 15.3m2 patio trade pack and individual 900x600mm slabs. All sizes are nominal. Please note that Antique Yellow Limestone when laid is a strong material. However it can be brittle. Whilst we take measures to protect the stone as best we can, damages do unfortunately happen in transit. We will replace any slabs that arrive broken, but please handle with care. To view all of our yellow products click here. Antique yellow limestone garden paving has a warm, rustic charm that can be beautifully complemented by various elements in your garden. Here are some ideas to enhance its appeal: Reclaimed Bricks: The warm tones of antique yellow limestone pair well with reclaimed bricks, adding a vintage feel to your garden. Natural Plantings: Consider planting lavender, rosemary, or other Mediterranean plants. Their colours and textures will complement the limestone’s natural look. Outdoor Furniture: Opt for furniture in neutral or earthy tones. Wicker or wooden furniture can blend seamlessly with the limestone, creating a cohesive look. Water Features: A small fountain or pond can add a tranquil element to your garden. The limestone’s natural hues will look stunning against the reflective water surface. Lighting: Soft, warm lighting can highlight the texture and colour variations of the limestone, creating a cozy ambiance in the evening. Gravel or Pebbles: Using gravel or pebbles in complementary colours can create a nice contrast and help define pathways or borders.
