The brick is the star material that brings to all interiors an unusual note inimitable way New York loft. We like the irreplaceable charm and the exceptional cachet that it confers to a room. If you do not have the chance to have old brick in your home, not everything is lost ! Be aware that there are multiple wall cladding that perfectly imitate it.

The brick is suitable for all styles: from the most contemporary to the industrialist through the bourgeois or baroque style. I propose you to discover the brick in all its states! And if you do not know how to integrate it in your interior and with what color to marry it, it is here that it happens.

Brick wall: how to use it

Whether your dwelling is recent or not, it has a large living area or it boils down to one room, the bricks can perfectly make their entry into your decor! There are three possibilities:

- you already have a wall of rough bricks in perfect condition,
- you have a brick wall, perhaps to renovate or repaint because it dates a little and the bricks are damaged,
- you want to install a brick wall or a wall panel to add seal to your interior.

Create or renovate, everything is possible. All you have to do is get to work !

Below is our Baroque Napoleon III sofa fabric purple leatherette and wood silver

What color on the other walls ?

Whether your wall is made of brick or clay brick, know that it already has a strong personality. It is even the star of your play!
I advise you not to outbid with colors too bright. Use soft, natural colors such as white, taupe or linen on other walls. This also allows the part to be brighter, the brick tending to darken it dangerously. The gray as well as the pastel colors are also acclaimed.
Finally, be sure to allow enough light to bring in your room.

Click below to discover:
- our large bergère Louis XVI style linen beige linen and natural wood
- our large patinated beige baroque rectangular mirror

What color on the ground ?

Any type of flooring is suitable for brick wall. You can opt for the warmth of the floor: light wood, dark or gray. Provided the veins of the wood are visible! Or take advantage of the cold character of gray (light or dark) waxed concrete that will better suit industrial or contemporary interiors.
Tiling is also a possibility. Choose black, gray or beige shades depending on the rendering you want to give to your room. The goal is to find the right balance between your brick wall, the color of other walls and your floor.

Click below to discover:
- our baroque bar table in black lacquered wood
- our Louis XVI style bar chair with black velvet fabric and glossy black lacquered wood

Which furniture to choose ?

Now that the walls and the floor are dressed, let us take care of the furniture! Again you need to create some harmony with the floor and walls.
Whether it's a contemporary, rustic, vintage, Scandinavian or industrial interior, you can play with black, gray and brown on metal or wooden furniture. You can also allow yourself some fantasies and favor more vivid colors that will come to awaken your decoration like the yellow fluorescent commode. Sometimes it's not enough to instantly give pep's to a place.

Discover here our baroque dresser of Louis XV style yellow fluo and its black top