Stamped Concrete is a decorative concrete technique that involves imprinting patterns and textures onto freshly poured concrete. This method allows for a variety of designs, mimicking materials like brick, stone, or tile, making it a popular choice for patios, walkways, and driveways. The process begins with pouring concrete and then applying a color hardener. Once the concrete is set but still pliable, stamps are pressed into the surface to create the desired pattern. After curing, a sealant is often applied to enhance durability and protect against weathering, ensuring the beauty of stamped concrete lasts for years.