Oklahoma flagstone

Oklahoma is a flagstone that gets along with almost any setting. This very versatile sandstone blends rich browns, creamy tans and rustic beige, with hints of black for contrast. The mix of neutrals means it works beside brick, stucco, wood siding and painted trim alike. If you are unsure which stone suits your house, Oklahoma is a good one to hold up against a photo of your home.

Browns, tans, beige and a hint of black

Each piece carries more than one tone. Browns and tans lead, beige softens the mix, and hints of black add definition.

Because the palette is so neutral, it is simple to combine with other stone. Read mixing stone types for ideas.

A versatile flagstone

Flagstone is used for patios, walkways, stepping paths and more. Larger select pieces cover ground quickly, and smaller patio pieces fit curves and tight spots.

Staff can match thickness to how you plan to set it. The article on flagstone vs pavers is a helpful read if you are still deciding on a surface.

How much to buy

Start with square footage. Our guide on how much flagstone you need walks through the math, and the yard will confirm it.

Oklahoma is weighed and sold off the pallet. Quarry supply changes, so check with the yard first and share the size of the whole project.

Popular uses

• Neutral toned patios
• Front walkways
• Garden stepping paths
• Garden seating areas
• Courtyard paving