Blended Colors - Shown in cobble chamfer shapes, in both standard and tumbled versions.
Blended colors are mixed within a layer and the pallet. Typically a third will be all one color, a third will be half- &-half, and a third will be the other color when looking at the layer. This creates mottled tones across the pavement when pavers are placed at random. It is also very common in today's market to use two or more blends together adding a variety of colors with very little or no added cost.
Sand / Stone		Cream / Brown		Terra Cotta / Brown
Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled
Red / Brown		Moss / Charcoal		Cream / Charcoal
Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled
Gray / Charcoal		Red / Charcoal
Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled
Solid Colors - Shown in standard chamfer shape, in both standard and tumbled versions.
When using solid colors it is important that pavers be pulled from several different pallets to insure a good color mix. It is also meaningful to know that the solid colors are not exact matches to the corresponding color within a blend. This is due to the blending process that mutates the two base solid colors. From a design stand point this is valuable for creating distinct visual edges or borders that differ from the field while still keeping a similar tone or hue.
Gray		Cream		Terra Cotta
Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled
Red		Stone		Moss
Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled
Charcoal		Brown
Standard	Tumbled	Standard	Tumbled

Tumbled-only Cobble Colors - Shown in non-chamfer cobble shapes.
Sand / Stone	Cream / Brown	Terra Cotta / Brown	Moss / Charcoal	Cream / Charcoal	Gray / Charcoal	Red / Charcoal
Tumbled	Tumbled	Tumbled	Tumbled	Tumbled	Tumbled	Tumbled