Exposed brick, whether left in its natural state or painted, is a special architectural feature that livens up all types of spaces, ranging from attics to living rooms. Depending on the decor and ...

If there's a so-called "trend" we can't get enough of, it's exposed brick. For some lucky homeowners, stripping away drywall reveals beautiful brick walls, which impart timeless texture, warmth ...

But so often when I see exposed brick in a home, especially a kitchen, it can feel outdated and cold. But when I saw this kitchen design by Amber Interiors, my perspective really changed.

1. Embrace it! Don’t look to cover up or conceal. So many of those intimidated by exposed brick may look to cover with drywall, but it is best to let this unique industrial feature shine. 2.

Mortar is generally not as strong as brick, and in exposed brick, it will need to be replaced periodically (typically about every 15-20 years, depending on environmental conditions).

Each line of carving makes a gap between the plaster. This establishes the appearance of multiple rows of bricks. And just like that, the “exposed brick wall” is complete.

You can vacuum or dust your wall first with a feather duster, then use salt and dish detergent to clean the brick. Mix the salt and detergent 50/50 to get a paste-like texture, and then spread it ...

Renters, Rejoice Hang Stuff on Tile, Brick, and Glass—Without Drilling a Hole Because replacing a single tile with a hole in it = not fun By Amanda Sims October 11, 2017 ...