Curate Your Landscape Aesthetic with Beuta Edging: 6 Looks to Inspire Your Outdoor Style

Curate Your Landscape Aesthetic with Garden Edging: 6 Looks to Inspire Your Outdoor Style

Whether you’re dreaming of a cozy cottage garden, a sleek modern patio, or a timeless front yard with curb appeal, your edging choices can make all the difference. The borders you choose help define your outdoor space, guide the eye, and tie together your home’s architectural style with your plantings and hardscape.

At Beuta, we design landscape edging that doesn’t just hold soil and separate mulch from grass. It enhances your space with beauty and intention. With five faux-stone colors and steel options, there’s a Beuta look for every aesthetic. Here's how to find yours.

Cottage Charm with Greystone

Looking to create a whimsical, romantic garden that feels like it belongs in the English countryside?

Greystone edging, modeled after granite cobblestone pavers, brings that timeless, textured feel to any outdoor space. Pair it with:

• Layered perennials like lavender, echinacea, and catmint

• Curved flower beds with soft, natural lines

• A gravel or stepping stone path weaving through

This is Beuta’s most popular faux-stone color for good reason. It works beautifully with traditional homes, picket fences, and lush, layered plantings.

Style tip: Line the edge of a peony bed or frame a vegetable patch for a mix of structure and softness.

Brick Beauty with Cobblestone

Cobblestone edging has a warm reddish tone that pairs beautifully with red brick homes, rustic garden paths, and transitional landscapes.

It’s an easy way to:

• Echo the tones of your home exterior

• Add warmth to cool-toned plantings

• Define garden beds in front yards with classic curb appeal

Use it in both traditional and craftsman-style landscapes for a rich, cohesive look.

Style tip: Try cobblestone edging around your mailbox garden or front path for a pulled-together entryway.

Tropical Touches with Limewash

If your home has terra cotta roof tiles, arched windows, or coastal vibes, Limewash is your color.

With a soft, sun-washed finish, it complements:

• Palm-lined front yards

• Tropical and Mediterranean plants like bougainvillea, bird of paradise, or olive trees

• Spanish revival or Mediterranean-style homes

Pair limewash edging with terra cotta planters, stucco walls, and warm patio pavers for a light and breezy feel.

Think breezy Florida backyard meets Old World charm.

Contemporary with Sandstone

For those who lean toward warm neutrals and breezy, low-water landscapes, Sandstone edging fits the bill.

Its soft, tan tone works in:

• Southwest-style gardens with succulents and agave

• Xeriscaped yards with crushed granite and boulders

• Neutral, modern homes with light exterior palettes

Sandstone plays well with both organic and structured garden styles, making it a versatile backdrop for clean architecture and natural textures.

Style tip: Use sandstone to frame crushed granite walkways or desert-friendly planting islands.

Modern Farmhouse with Charcoal

Charcoal edging adds bold contrast and clean lines, making it a perfect match for modern farmhouse exteriors. It pairs effortlessly with black-and-white color schemes, matte finishes, and contemporary landscaping.

Made with 28% recycled plastic, Charcoal faux stone is also a more eco-conscious option for design-savvy homeowners.

Use it to:

• Define beds of ornamental grasses and boxwood.

• Separate gravel from lush green lawn.

• Frame a minimalist herb garden on the side of your porch.

Charcoal is a top pick for anyone who loves symmetry, contrast, and a polished, low-maintenance landscape.

Rustic or Modern Edge with Corten Steel

Corten steel is the chameleon of garden edging. When exposed to the elements, it develops a beautiful rusted patina that suits both rustic and contemporary aesthetics.

Rustic Style:

• Pair with reclaimed wood planters and vintage metal decor

• Great for woodland gardens, prairie plantings, or wildflower beds

Modern Style:

• Use in straight lines or geometric shapes

• Frame crisp gravel beds, sleek concrete patios, or black mulch zones

Want to take it a step further? Choose your clip style:

• Corten clips for a seamless, all-weathered finish

• Stainless steel clips for a pop of contrast and modern shine

Corten is a favorite for designers who want a bold, architectural edge that evolves beautifully over time.

Which Style Speaks to You?

Designing your landscape is about more than choosing plants—it's about shaping the space where your life happens. Whether you're aiming for softness, structure, or something in between, Beuta’s landscape edging products give you the tools to express your aesthetic.

Still undecided? Find more inspiration on our Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. Or explore customer reviews.