This photo-driven guide will show you the most varied and up to date ways to use Reclaimed Thin Brick Veneer as a hip, interior driven element in your home, through inspirational photos depicting the latest in design styles.

1. 10
Inspirational Interior
Brick Looks
Who doesn’t LOVE the look of a reclaimed brick
wall? Thin brick veneer provides instant
warmth and character, combined with a hip
neo-rustic edge, that transforms the
architectural feel of any interior space. With so
many endless application possibilities for thin
brick, we would like to show you a selection of
our favorites as a creative guide to planning
your next project.

2. What a difference! We here at Stone
Farm we love brick, but what we are
TRULY passionate about are the
varied looks that can be achieved by
using reclaimed Thin Brick Veneer.
Unprecedented character allows for
this product to be used in ways that
can take a room from just “ok” to
architecturally chic, opening up the
design doors to allow for that cool
blending of rustic and modern.

3. 1. White Painted Brick Finish
Bottom line...white brick is visually
interesting! The look you are able to achieve
with a white brick wall is an instant punch
of brightness with a modern feel. With this
look, minimalist artwork stands out
beautifully. By using our Thin Brick Veneer
as a base, and then painting over the top of it
with your choice of white paint, this look
can easily be achieved.

4. 2. Basic
Reclaimed Brick
Wall Veneer
With this look, an edgy, old world style is
achieved that mixes cohesively with both vintage
as well as modern design elements--the
possibilities are endless with this brick tile option.

5. 3. MAN CAVE
Lets face it--a man cave is
the architectural equivalent
of hanging out with your
pals in a place that allows
one to escape from the
world outside...this is
definitely something that
dates back to caveman times!
That special “guys only”
underground world of
everything MAN! Adding
brick veneer to a space like
this, takes it to a whole new,
deeper level.

6. 04:
Kitchen Backsplashes
In a room that traditionally
contains many smooth
surfaces, adding a thin brick
backsplash provides that extra
punch. By adding a bit of
rough texture into the mix, an
instant layer of both modern
and traditional is created.

7. 5.
The use of brick veneer in a
commercial space is truly unlimited;
from wine bars to paint bars, office
space, and restaurants--the list is
limitless. Shown here, we see how
Muse Paint Bar in South Norwalk, CT
seamlessly uses antique barn wood
and Blackstone Valley reclaimed thin
brick as a backdrop to highlight the
artwork created by patrons.

8. 6. Wine Cellars
Reclaimed Brick Veneer and wine go hand in hand. They both
possess a vintage, old world feel. When designing a wine cellar,
usually a “cave like” atmosphere is created. Thin brick is the
perfect option for obtaining this look, not to mention that when a
wine cellar is created using brick, a temperate cool space is
achieved--perfect for storing wine.

9. 7.
Loft
Space
Reclaimed Brick
Veneer seamlessly
blurs the lines between
old and new. In this
Manhattan loft with a
distinct industrial feel, a
strong balance is
created between a
modern light filled
space with soaring
ceilings and the warmth
of Blackstone Valley
thin brick veneer.

10. 8. Accent
Brick Wall
A brick accent wall can completely change the
look and feel of a room without overhauling the
entire space. By applying an aged Thin Brick
Veneer, full of chips, irregularity and tons of
character--this bedroom space is instantly
transformed.

11. 9. White Washed Brick
When you want to “lighten up” original
brick, you may want to consider
whitewashing. This is a look that can
easily be achieved at home and done
with simple milk paint and a brush. By
using milk paint, the amount of
preferred “whiteness” can be easily
regulated by adding more milk paint
powder to the water/ painting mix or
sponging it off to achieve the desired
look. Similar to painting bricks
completely white, white washing can
give an airy feel to the heavy look that
brick creates, while at the same time
allowing the character of the brick to
still show through. By using our Thin
Brick Veneer as a base, this look could
be easily achieved. Our salvaged bricks
with uneven edges, broken pieces and
pieces with uneven dimensions look
great with a whitewashed finish if this
is your desired end result.

12. 10.
Stucco Over Brick
The ultimate in rustification is the
stucco over brick look. A popular
feature in interior design, this look
lends itself well to a room with an
eclectic feel. A partially exposed
bare brick wall with stucco seen in
patches, can either be a natural
occurrence when renovating an old
home with brick underneath the
plaster walls OR can be achieved
by applying Thin Brick Veneer to a
wall and then partially stuccoing
over the top of it in certain
sections.