5 Stunning Brick Types for Beautiful Hotel Interiors

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5 Stunning Brick Types for Beautiful Hotel
Interiors
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Brick For Interiors

• Brick interiors are ageless and give a feeling of
  warmth and elegance. Widely used in shops,
  restaurants, pubs and bars to add character,
  bricks are also a great way to easily customize
  restaurant interiors.
• Applying bricks for hotel interiors help add a
  bit of freshness and natural appearance to
  otherwise boring interiors.
• The brick walls will make you feel as if you
  have been moved to another time and bring the
  natural warmth to any space.

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5 Stunning Brick Types for Hotel Interiors

• Here are five stunning bricks types for hotel
  interiors.
• Exposed Wire Cut bricks
• Brick Tiles or Brick Veneers
• Rustic Bricks
• Clay Paving Bricks
• Faux Bricks

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Exposed Wire Cut bricks

• Exposed wire cut brick walls are effortlessly
  decorative and can bring a sense of warmth,
  character, and texture to your hotel interior.
• The rawness of brick commands attention and are
  the perfect solution for creating a statement
  wall.
• One of the popular new interior design trends is
  exposed brick painted white.
• For a small hotel interior, a coloured or
  patterned wallpaper would make the room feel
  cramped opting for a white painted exposed brick
  wall will open up the space, add dimension and
  highlight the decor.
• But interior designers have discovered that
  exposed wire cut bricks for club interiors can
  add a lot more value than covering it up paint.

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Brick Tiles or Brick Veneers

• If real exposed brick walls are a far off dream,
  you can always recreate the look with cladding
  bricks for hotel interiors.
• Modern brick cladding comes in a wide variety and
  type of bricks. Brick tiles replicate the
  enduring look and style of traditional brickwork
  and are a cost-effective alternative to labored
  brickwork.
• Cladding brick tiles is the best way to create an
  authentic feature wall and to add a nice
  contemporary look to your restaurant interior.
• A brick tile when installed on your restaurant or
  bar interior can look like a million bucks and
  are available in a multitude of colors, sizes and
  textures.

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Rustic Bricks

• Cladding rustic brick tiles is a popular trend
  that can give a classy earthy look to your club
  interior.
• Ideal for both modern and traditional hotel
  interiors, rustic brick walls are perfect to
  achieve a shabby chic style, but also look
  great in a more modern application.
• Inside or outside, rustic bricks look timeless
  and add loads of character and texture to the
  interior. The distinctive rustic charm will
  create genuine warmth in your hotel interior.
• If you are looking to add a classic touch to
  your restaurant interior, installing a rustic
  brick wall is the best option.

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Clay Paving Bricks

• Clay paving bricks can be elegant, rustic or
  traditional and offer a warm, timeless look.
• The classic clay paving bricks can be either
  sand-set or mortar-set and help add character and
  a sense of underlying sophistication.
• It is used for both exterior and interior
  applications.
• They can be installed in a variety of decorative
  patterns and can be combined with other colors of
  brick to produce creative and beautiful patterns.

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Faux Bricks

• Faux brick look similar to real brick and are
  less expensive and more durable than real bricks.
• These types of bricks are developed to provide a
  faster and easier installation of your brick
  wall.
• Due to its variety of tones and colors from
  classic red in different tones, or from white to
  light gray, faux bricks can be combined with
  modern or old style ambience.
• Installing a faux brick wall in your restaurant
  can change an ordinary room into a comfortable
  den.

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interior designing brick suppliers

• Last but not the least, when you are overseeing a
  hotel interior renovation, hire one of the
  reliable interior designing brick suppliers to
  provide exceptional brick products that exceed in
  terms of quality, durability and
  cost-effectiveness.

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