Terrace slabs - Which shade: Gray, beige or sandstone

Thank you for your feedback... the luserna gneis looks good, but it's a bit over our budget. The interior is more of a country house style. The tendency would be more towards a beige tone to make it cozier. However, it's not so easy to find something. We wanted to cover the driveway with an old town cobblestone.

We have some tiles in the close selection... all of which are in beige, caramel, sahara beige colors. If only you could see how it looks on a large surface... would [muschelbeige] or [muschelkalk] also be something?? Or does that look too busy... the tiles should be 60 x 40... maybe something in that direction would also be possible, [hacienda entrada]

What does the old town pavement look like? Such small natural stones in a uniform medium gray? I would match the terrace slabs in color to it.

Best regards
Sabine

Well, we don't know exactly yet... but it will be the standard paving stone size 20 x 15?? just like old town cobblestones... if possible also in a subtle beige tone... we will do the terrace first and the driveway later...

As pavement, we like the via patio, via vario series or also the antique pavement in the color sandstone from the company Diephaus...Sandstone looks similar to the beige shade...at least in the pictures

Why not 2cm terrace slabs on drain concrete? Then the slabs are fixed, but still let water pass through the joint? At least you can clean them well compared to concrete, right?