Brick Tiles
Create a rustic and industrial vibe in your space with Brick Tiles. Whether you're looking to enhance your floors, walls, or backsplash, brick tiles bring a touch of timeless charm, durability, and warmth to any interior or exterior design.
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About Brick Tile
Brick Tile vs. Real Brick vs. Veneer
| Feature | Brick Tile / Thin Brick | Full Brick or Veneer |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | Tile-thin; standard thinset | Inches; structural support |
| Install | Any tile installer | Masonry trade |
| Indoors | Made for it | Overkill and heavy |
| Floors | Floor-rated formats exist | Rarely practical |
| Cost | Tile economics | Masonry economics |
Where Brick Tile Works
Kitchen Backsplashes
The brick backsplash gives kitchens their bistro wall: warm, textural and wipeable where real brick would crumble and stain.
Accent and Fireplace Walls
Brick tile dresses chimney breasts and feature walls in masonry character; it also tiles OVER an existing brick fireplace cleanly, the renovation classic.
Brick Look Floors
Floor-rated brick formats lay herringbone and running-bond floors that read like reclaimed pavers with porcelain ease.
Entries and Sunrooms
The garden-room floor: brick pattern underfoot with none of real brick's dusting and sealing.
Choosing Your Brick
Classic Red and Rust
The warehouse original; white grout turns it Brooklyn, tone-on-tone turns it rustic.
White and Painted-Brick Looks
The farmhouse register: brick texture, gallery brightness.
Thin Brick
Real fired brick sliced tile-thin, for purists who want true clay.
Brick-Pattern Mosaics
Mesh sheets that lay the bond for you, corners and all.
Thin Brick, Step by Step
1. Flatten the Wall
Skim-coat drywall or masonry flat; brick joints magnify every wave behind them.
2. Snap Course Lines
Level lines every two courses keep the bond from drifting; brick reads any slope instantly.
3. Set and Space
Thinset combed horizontal, bricks pressed with 3/8-inch spacers for the mortar-joint look.
4. Grout Like Mortar
Bag or trowel sanded grout generously, then strike the joints; the grouting IS the masonry effect.
Styling Red Brick vs. White Brick
| Feature | Classic Red / Rust | White / Painted-Brick Look |
|---|---|---|
| Read | Warehouse, bistro, Brooklyn | Farmhouse, gallery, Scandinavian |
| Grout | White for contrast, gray for age | Tone-on-tone or soft gray |
| Pairs with | Black steel, leather, walnut | Oak, linen, brass |
| Rooms | Kitchens, bars, fireplaces | Living walls, bedrooms, shops |
| Light needs | Generous; red absorbs | Modest; white returns it |
Installation and Care
Standard Tile Methods
Thinset and grout; no ties, no ledgers, no masonry trade.
Grout Wide and Sanded
Generous sanded joints complete the masonry read.
Seal Porous Bricks
True thin brick drinks; seal it. Porcelain brick-looks need nothing.
Peel-and-Stick Caution
Adhesive brick panels suit rentals; kitchens and wet walls deserve the real installed thing.
Free Design Consultation
Choosing the perfect tiles can be tricky. Speak with our experienced tile experts. We will guide you through selecting the best colors, patterns, and materials to match your style and needs.


































