Chinese-style paving gets a creative new twist, rustic yet fresh

Remembering childhood, that gray brick and green tile are still faintly remembered; the Chinese flavor rooted deep in the heart will never change. Chinese-style paving uses a patch of ground to define this poetic life; gray tiles, red bricks, cobblestones and other combinations arranged in their own squares and circles give people a feeling that is both rustic and fresh, yet wonderfully crafted, displaying Chinese charm to the fullest.

Paving the ground with gray tiles lays down not only the design's forms, but also a nostalgic atmosphere of history worn out by time.

Cutting raw stone into slabs and paving them into winding little paths, with a one-of-a-kind shape, plus the material's own grain, from a distance it looks like a perfectly natural scene; this kind of beauty seems like a gift from heaven.

Traditional culture has been passed down for thousands of years, and many auspicious patterns have been handed down, such as cloud patterns, meander patterns, dragon patterns and so on. If they are used in ground paving, they give the courtyard a strong cultural flavor, and a sense of history's weight rushes right at you. Stepping on them is like stepping into a scroll of history; those brilliant beauties inadvertently reveal themselves, leaving people utterly convinced and unable to extricate themselves.

Gardens are still better in the Chinese style, and garden paving should still have a Chinese flavor; only then does it fit the heart and carry deep meaning.