We have been experimenting with long brick tiles in different rooms and colour palettes over the past few weeks. The format itself is simple — a 40mm by 250mm kiln-fired ceramic brick — but the glaze options open up a surprising range of moods and applications. Here are thirteen ways we styled these handmade bricks across kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces, and even a commercial wall. Each one is its own look.

1. Pearl Iridescent

A bathroom vanity wall covered in pearl iridescent bricks. The glaze shifts between pastel mint, lavender, peach, and gold depending on where you stand. Natural wood and brass fittings keep it grounded.

2. Pure White

A bright kitchen backsplash in pure white bricks. The glossy finish bounces daylight around the room, paired with white cabinetry and a marble countertop for a clean, uncluttered look.

3. Deep Forest Green

Deep forest green bricks wrap a living room fireplace. The matte finish absorbs light rather than reflecting it, which works well with dark wood furniture and a textured rug for a cosy evening feel.

4. Light Gray Green (Sage)

Full bathroom walls in a subtle sage green brick. Soft, diffused light and matte surfaces make the room feel calm and spacious. A white pedestal sink and eucalyptus branch add to the quiet mood.

5. Silver Textured

A modern kitchen backsplash in silver textured bricks. Architectural spot lighting picks up the metallic surface beautifully, with dark cabinetry and stainless steel appliances keeping the palette sharp.

6. Deep Ocean Blue

A bathroom feature wall in deep ocean blue. Set against a white freestanding tub with brass fixtures, the glossy blue bricks create a coastal look that works well with natural daylight.

7. Deep Crimson Red

Deep crimson red bricks on a restaurant bar wall. Dramatic directional lighting and dark leather bar stools give the space a warm, evening atmosphere. The glossy finish adds depth to the red.

8. Jade Green Crackle

A bathroom vanity wall in jade green crackle glaze. The crackle pattern is a result of the firing process and gives each brick a distinct surface character. White marble and gold fixtures complete the look.

9. Amber Honey Gradient

An entryway feature wall in amber honey gradient bricks. The warm tones catch golden hour light through the doorway, with terracotta accents and a simple console table creating a welcoming first impression.

10. Deep Sea Blue Gradient

A walk-in shower with deep sea blue gradient bricks. The colour transitions from ocean blue to navy across the wall, with a glass screen and rain shower head keeping the focus on the tile surface.

11. Emerald Green Gradient

A living room accent wall in emerald green gradient bricks. A velvet sofa and brass floor lamp play off the rich green tones. The gradient effect gives the wall movement without being busy.

12. Deep Green Marble

A double vanity feature wall in deep green marble-look bricks. Subtle veining in the glaze gives the surface a natural stone character without the weight or cost of real marble. Brass mirrors and gold faucets add warmth.

13. Deep Black Mirror

A cocktail bar wall in deep black mirror bricks. The reflective surface catches spot lighting for a moody, night atmosphere. Amber glass bottles on backlit shelves and a dark marble counter round out the look.

All thirteen colours share the same 40x250mm format — each fired in Foshan with its own glaze recipe. You can browse the full range and order samples at our Handmade Long Kiln-fired Brick collection.