Divisive? I’m not too sure how two positive comments ( and no negative ones ) about that crazy paving story add up to be divisive, but since you’re conducting a poll I’ll throw my hands up for the affirmative. Love crazy paving outdoors, and by continuing the same effect inside it’s bound to further help blur that ‘fright line’ between what is house and what is garden. It is,however, labour intensive and many would balk at the price of laying it compared to regular format tiles.

Just a few more, and when you add lush planting it highlights it even more.

So we've decided to break up the front steps and have them going to a landing level with a planter box and then continuing downin front of planter box (hopefully you can work that out from plan). Given straight lines not going for curved crazy paving but more traditional paving although broken up with plants. It's Canberra climate and East facing but because of large pin oak in street its not very sunny so looking for shade tolerant (so thinking maples rather than crab apple and crepe myrtles). She has a feature pot with a cycad and I'm not so sure that's my cup of tea for a feature plant so would be interested in alternative and I also don't really want a water feature as I find them a bit naff (and husband convinced the maintenance not worth it).

Does anyone have any advice on various sealers on the market. I’m looking at sealing bluestone crazy paving outdoors.