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Stone and Porcelain for Short Hills, NJ Patios and Pool Surrounds

The paving palette can connect a garden terrace to the house or give a pool surround a distinct identity. For Short Hills homeowners and contractors, STONELUX offers materials ranging from the beige-and-white tones of Pera Cream Marble to the grey-and-silver palettes of Silver Travertine and Tundra Grey Marble. Matte porcelain adds choices in beige, ivory, grey and black. Compare these tones against existing masonry, exterior trim and planting before choosing the paving, pool coping and caps. STONELUX supplies materials from Sterling, VA, with sandblasted marble, tumbled travertine and matte porcelain providing different visual starting points.

Layout and edge details matter as much as color. French pattern marble or travertine introduces varied joints, while square pavers create a more regular rhythm; 24x48 Ark Silver porcelain offers an elongated alternative. Matching coping keeps the pool edge visually connected to the deck, while a contrasting border draws a clearer outline. Short Hills offers useful landscape references in Greenwood Gardens’ Italianate terraces and winding paths, and in the naturalistic woodland setting of Cora Hartshorn Arboretum. These public places suggest different ways to balance structured paving with planting, rather than a single formula for every backyard.

Featured Collections

Start with the paving palette, then consider how coping, treads and wall caps will connect the outdoor spaces. These collections offer warm cream, cool grey and darker porcelain options, with different surface finishes and layouts to suit the design.

Pera Cream Marble

Pera Cream Marble pairs beige-and-white tones with a sandblasted finish for a warm paving palette. French pattern, 16x24, 24x24 and 24x36 pavers let you compare a varied layout with regular rectangular or square arrangements. Coordinating single-bullnose coping, cap and tread options help carry the material into pool edges, steps and low walls.

Silver Travertine

Silver Travertine brings grey-and-silver tones and a tumbled finish to patios and pool surrounds. Choose French pattern for varied joint lines, or compare 16x24 and 24x24 pavers for a more regular layout. Matching single-bullnose coping, cap and tread options provide a rounded edge detail while keeping the stone palette consistent.

Porcelain Paver

The Porcelain Paver collection offers matte, rectified paving in beige, ivory, grey, silver and black tones. Its 24x24 options suit a square layout, while Ark Silver also comes in 24x48 for an elongated format. Compare a light paving field with a darker one against the house and proposed coping before committing to the overall contrast.

Tundra Grey Marble

Tundra Grey Marble offers grey-and-silver paving with a sandblasted finish and subtle white veining. French pattern, 16x24 and 24x24 options provide different joint rhythms without changing the material palette. Coordinating single-bullnose and eased-edge coping allow a useful comparison between a rounded pool edge and a more squared outline.

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Explore projects in McLean, Leesburg and Vienna, Virginia, as inspiration for Short Hills—not as local installations. Compare matching stone coping with contrasting pool borders, and see how paving, steps and planted edges work together across different outdoor settings.

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Designing Around Short Hills’ Slopes, Trees and Garden Character

Tall trees, extensive lawns and sloping properties are part of the documented Short Hills landscape. On a property with changing grades, plan the relationship between the main terrace, steps and garden paths before settling on a paving format. A consistent material across paving and treads can visually connect separate levels, while wall caps give raised planting areas a defined finish. Review samples in the actual setting: a shaded terrace beneath established trees offers a different backdrop from an open stretch of lawn.

Architectural context also varies. Within Short Hills Park Historic District, winding streets, deep setbacks, large porches and surviving Shingle, Queen Anne and Stick-style houses provide specific references—not a description of every neighborhood. Where a house has detailed trim or a prominent porch, a restrained paving palette can leave those features in focus. French pattern can add variation to a garden terrace, while a square layout can establish a quieter visual order. Compare warm cream and cooler grey samples with the individual house rather than assuming one stone suits the whole area.

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