Decorative kerbing styles & colours
Go beyond plain grey. Brick look, limestone look, natural rock, stamped and coloured kerbing give you edging that suits your home. We lay every style on site, with all the strength of continuous concrete.
Limestone look kerbing: the WA classic, made tougher
Limestone is part of Perth's landscaping style. Our limestone look kerbing gives you that warm, creamy tone and a natural stone texture in continuous concrete. It won't crumble, chip, go powdery or get knocked out of line like natural limestone blocks can.
It's a great fit next to limestone retaining walls, sandstone paving and coastal-style gardens. Not sure which to choose? Read our concrete vs limestone edging guide.
Stamped kerbing that makes the edge a feature
With stamped kerbing, we press a pattern like cobblestone, slate or random stone into the fresh concrete. Combined with a colour, it turns your garden edging into a decorative detail that ties in with stamped driveways, patios and feature paths.
Decorative kerbing is ideal for front gardens, entertaining areas and anywhere you want the edge to be noticed rather than just do its job.
Natural rock kerbing: the look of stone, laid in one piece
Natural rock kerbing is stamped with a stone pattern while the concrete is still fresh, so the edge looks like a row of natural rock laid side by side. We colour it in layered brown tones, with darker shading in the joints and lighter highlights on the stone faces, so it looks natural in native, bush and coastal gardens.
Unlike real rock or stone edging, it's one continuous piece with no gaps for weeds, and it won't shift, topple or need re-setting. It looks especially good next to natural stone walls, boulders and rockeries.
I chose the natural rock kerbing and I love it. It looks like real stone but it’s one solid edge with no gaps, and the brown tones suit the garden beautifully.
Brick effect kerbing: the classic look without the joints
Brick look kerbing is coloured concrete kerbing with a brick pattern pressed into the surface while it's still fresh. From the street it looks like a row of laid bricks. Because it's one continuous piece, you don't get the loose pavers, sinking bricks or weedy joints that come with real brick edging.
- Matches brick homes & paving
Terracotta, red, brown and charcoal tones suit Perth's many brick-and-tile homes.
- No loose bricks to trip on
A solid, level edge that won't lift or rock underfoot.
Kerbing colours
With coloured kerbing, the oxide is mixed through the whole batch of concrete, not painted on, so the colour won't peel or wear off. These are popular choices in Perth. Ask us to bring the full colour chart to your quote.
On-screen colours are a guide only. Concrete colour varies slightly with light, curing and weather.
Which kerbing style is right for you?
| Style | Finish | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Plain concrete | Natural grey, smooth | Budget-friendly, practical edging for any garden |
| Coloured | Colour through the mix | Matching your render, roof or paving |
| Brick look | Brick pattern, coloured | Brick-and-tile homes, traditional gardens |
| Limestone look | Textured, limestone colour | Limestone walls, coastal and native gardens |
| Stamped / decorative | Cobble or stone pattern | Front gardens and feature areas |
| Natural rock | Stamped stone pattern, layered browns | Native, bush and coastal gardens, rockeries |
Not sure which style suits your home? We'll bring samples to your free on-site quote. See also what affects the cost of kerbing.
Questions about styles and colours
Will the colour fade?
The colour oxide is mixed through the whole batch of concrete, not painted on, so it won't peel or wear off. Like all concrete it can mellow slightly in the sun over the years, and a sealer helps keep coloured kerbing looking fresh.
Is brick look kerbing made of real bricks?
No. Brick look kerbing is continuous coloured concrete with a brick pattern pressed into it while it's fresh. You get the look of brick edging without loose bricks or weedy joints.
Is limestone look kerbing real limestone?
No. It's concrete coloured and textured to look like WA limestone, so it has the same warm tone but won't crumble, chip or shift like limestone blocks can.
Can I see colours and styles before choosing?
Yes. We bring samples and the colour chart to your free on-site quote, so you can see them next to your home, paving and garden.
Ready for crisp, low-maintenance garden edges?
Tell us roughly how many metres you need and the style you like. We'll come out, measure up and give you a clear, no-obligation price.