A premium, practical guide for selecting the right brick style, surface finish, colour, size and site-ready specification for Australian homes and feature walls.
The catalogue starts by matching brick choice with the overall look of the home: coastal, contemporary, urban or classic.
Light, relaxed and inspired by the WA coastline. Use creams and limestones with sealed mortar joints for salt protection.
Heritage · EstateClean lines, open spaces and refined detailing. Pearl, stone and graphite tones create a sharp modern facade.
Iberian Slimline · GlossEdgy and raw with a feature-wall feel. Reds and tumbled finishes add an inner-city character.
Renaissance · Atelier TumbledWarm, timeless and suitable for colonial or federation-inspired homes with reds, creams and stone colours.
Heritage · EstateTexture changes the personality of the wall as much as colour. Choose a finish that supports the mood of the home.
An even, near-ceramic face with crisp edges for clean contemporary and rendered-look facades.
A dragged, raked surface with a gently weathered look for coastal and relaxed family homes.
Pre-firing texture that creates soft, varied tones and a tactile natural-stone feel.
Rough, knocked-back edges for rustic, heritage and industrial-style brickwork.
Coastal salt spray, saline soils or industrial air pollution may require exposure-grade units and sealed mortar joints.
Colours range from light neutrals to deep dark shades. Always compare physical samples in natural daylight.
Mortar colour and joint style can change the final appearance dramatically. Discuss the joint type with your builder.
For marine environments, use exposure-grade units, a sealed joint such as flush or rolled, and a correctly installed damp-proof course to protect brickwork from salt and moisture.
Bring your elevation, colour palette or inspiration image and Brickora can help shortlist suitable ranges, finishes and formats.