The budget depends on several factors: the area, the type of stone (sandstone, blue stone, polished concrete, bricks…), the complexity of the project (earthworks, levelling, retaining walls) and the chosen finishes (edgings, joints, lighting). During our first meeting, we will define your priorities together and establish a realistic and transparent estimate.

Choosing a local stone reduces the carbon footprint associated with transport, supports regional quarries, and makes use of materials perfectly suited to our climate in Walloon Brabant / Flemish Brabant. Moreover, it ensures a harmonious integration into the surrounding landscape.

South-facing exposure: favour light stones (such as light sandstone or light blue stone) that reflect light and remain pleasant to the touch.

North or shaded exposure: choose stones that are slightly more porous or have a textured surface (such as certain natural stones or non-slip finishes) to prevent the terrace from becoming slippery with moisture.

Dining area or outdoor lounge: choose stable, easy-to-clean surfaces suitable for tables and chairs.

Frequent passage area: a smooth surface makes it easier to roll a bicycle, a pushchair, or a barbecue.

Relaxing and decorative atmosphere: the cobblestones or slabs with more rustic finishes offer character and timeless charm.

Yes, a slight slope (around 1 to 2%) is essential to ensure proper drainage of rainwater and to prevent stagnation. This guarantees the durability of the stones and prevents the growth of moss.

A terrace is not just a surface: it can become a true extension of the garden. By incorporating flower beds, plantings between the slabs, terracotta or corten steel pots, as well as climbing plants on a pergola, you bring life, charm, and seasonality to your outdoor space.

Well-thought-out lighting enhances your materials in the evening, creates warm atmospheres, and ensures safe movement. Recessed spots, lanterns, garlands, or light bollards… we guide you in choosing the solutions that best suit your style.