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Wide view of a multi-level stamped concrete patio in Burien, WA with curved steps and an integrated planter.

Multi-Level Stamped Concrete Patio with Integrated Retaining Walls

Sweeping, multi-level terraces of stamped concrete define this waterfront patio in Burien, WA, creating a harmonious transition between the home and the natural landscape.

  • Burien, WA
  • 4-6 weeks
  • 2200 sq ft
  • 8 photos
Wide view of a multi-level stamped concrete patio in Burien, WA with curved steps and an integrated planter.

Curved steps and planters create an organic flow between levels.

Detailed corner of a stamped concrete retaining wall and steps in Burien, WA, showing contrasting patterns.

A cobblestone border provides a rich textural contrast.

Waterfront view from the stamped concrete patio in Burien, WA, featuring a curved seat wall and landscaping.

The patio design complements the stunning waterfront view.

Project Overview

Sweeping, multi-level terraces of stamped concrete define this waterfront patio in Burien, WA, creating a harmonious transition between the home and the natural landscape. The design employs multiple patterns to delineate distinct living areas, using a large tile texture for open spaces and a contrasting cobblestone stamp for borders and accents. Curved retaining walls, finished with a vertical stone texture, provide both structural support for the terraced layout and integrated seating. These functional walls incorporate planters that soften the hardscape with greenery. The craftsmanship extends to wide, curved steps that ensure graceful movement between levels and a custom-built water feature that serves as a tranquil focal point, demonstrating a mastery of form and function in architectural concrete.

Close-up of the stamped concrete surface showing a large tile pattern next to a dark cobblestone border.

Two-tone coloring adds depth to the stamped patterns.

A circular European fan stamp pattern on the patio with a central drain and curved concrete planter.

Circular patterns add visual interest to large patio areas.

Elevated view of the terraced patio, highlighting the flowing lines and integrated planters and steps.

The terraced layout expertly navigates the sloped property.

Overhead perspective of the large stamped concrete installation with multiple levels and walkways.

An aerial view reveals the project's scale and complexity.

A custom stamped concrete water feature with a small waterfall, integrated into a retaining wall.

The integrated water feature provides a soothing auditory element.

Tags:

  • Concrete Steps
  • Seat Wall
  • Stamped Border
  • Water Feature
  • Stamped

Things to Know

01

What are the potential disadvantages of stamped concrete?

Stamped concrete has some drawbacks:

  • Can become slippery when wet without a non-slip additive
  • May crack over time like any concrete slab
  • Repairs are difficult to match to the original color and pattern
02

How do you maintain a stamped concrete surface?

Clean regularly with mild detergent and reseal every 2-3 years. Resealing protects against moisture, UV damage, and stains while preserving the color and texture.

03

What are the main advantages of choosing stamped concrete?

Stamped concrete offers multiple benefits:

  • Wide range of patterns and colors that mimic expensive materials
  • Excellent durability when properly installed and maintained
  • Lower installation cost than natural stone, pavers, or brick

Residential Stamped Concrete for Burien homes

From view lots above the water to quiet side streets, we install stamped concrete in Burien that balance looks and durability. Each project is designed for the local grade, access and weather so your concrete keeps working and looking good.

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