We didn’t rebuild our driveway we just framed it.
A friend suggested adding a stone border along both sides. At first I thought it sounded unnecessary, maybe even a bit decorative for us. But the more we looked at photos, the more it felt like something that could tidy up the front yard without a major project.
We chose small, natural stones and set them in a clean line. Suddenly, the driveway didn’t just “end.” It had definition. Grass stopped creeping over the edges, and the border helped guide rainwater down and away instead of pooling.
It wasn’t expensive, and we did the work over two weekends. But visitors noticed immediately. It’s amazing how small details can make a space feel cared for.
Sometimes driveways don’t need replacing they just need finishing touches.
