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As a decorative feature, the abundance of texture delivered by bricks creates an instant impact and point of interest. Furthermore, it's as easy as a brushstroke to control the level of depth and texture that you want to achieve; less paint delivers a highly textured look with flashes of the original baked brick clay peeping out from underneath, whilst a fuller covering of paint provides a softer, brighter finish. Either way, the end result is a knock-out style statement.
For lounges and bedrooms, mat-finish white bricks look great when contrasted with generous layers of textiles such as bedlinen and cushions. In the context of kitchens, colour flash point accessories work really well when set against white bricks, as does a sprig or two of luscious fresh green herb foliage!
Do you have exposed brickwork in your home? What's your style?