There are so many different ways to lay brick tiles that your creativity is allowed to flow freely, and you are able to add an eye-catching statement that reflects your own personality and style.
Now, we believe it is very important that our customers are aware of all of the layout possibilities so that they are well equipped when making the decision on how to create the perfect design that they really want. Here you will find all of the most popular brick tile layouts, so get ready to delve into the world of design possibilities so hopefully you can come out the other side with some fantastic ideas for your next project.

Herringbones
This one is probably one of the most common layouts you’ve seen around, and with it being a popular option in interior design dating back to the 16th century we can understand why people want to add this timeless layout to their home, with its chic look and modern edge the herringbone format is perfect for adding a touch of dimension to any space. This format is also perfect for small spaces as it has the capability of making a room look larger, so why not opt for a herringbone format in your hallway or kitchen? A dimensional format like the herringbone is also a great way to add character and is perfect for a broad range of different styles from traditional to modern.

Brick Bond
This layout is probably the most well-known and commonly used layout with it comes to brick tiles. It is the perfect way to create a traditional look and is also fairly simply to lay. The brick bond layout is also incredibly versatile and can be used in both contemporary and traditional settings and is perfect for adding a unique feature in your home. If you did want to use the brick bond format but wanted to add something a little bit more unique, you could always mix and match the tile colours to create a bold and unique contrast.

Vertical Brick Bond
If you liked the look of the brick bond tiles but were looking for something a little bit more unique then why not mix it up a bit and use a vertical brick bond instead? The vertical brick bond is perfect for adding sophistication whilst still keeping and understated simplicity. This style would look great as a feature in a bathroom and also has the ability to make a wall look taller due to the length of the tiles.

Vertical Stack
The vertical stack is perfect for adding symmetry and a sense of order to any space. The sleek uniform look of this tile layout is perfect for creating a strong look. Once again being a vertical format, this layout is also a great way to add the illusion of height to your space and is a great way to make the room look taller. This look is definitely in the contemporary family and is great for a minimalist style. The clean straight lines of the grouting also help to create a clean look and modern feel.

Horizontal Stack
With a similar sort of effect as the vertical stack, the horizontal stack helps to create an orderly look and is the perfect choice for creating a symmetrical and sleek look and with the length of the tile going from wall to wall it has the ability to make the room seem wider. This layout shows strong grout lines, so you can either chose a colour to contrast or you can find a similar colour grout to create a seamless design. This tile layout is the perfect choice for kitchen splashbacks!

The basketweave format is a versatile choice and looks great in a variety of different spaces. Definitely being a more unique design, this format is perfect is you are looking to create a unique and bold design which will almost definitely catch eyes. This tile format is definitely more suited to the modern home and will slot in perfectly with almost any colour palette. With the basketweave format you will almost definitely add an air of life and excitement to any space.

So now the rest is up to you. Take some time to browse our range of bricks and herringbones to help find the perfect tile to match the perfect layout in your home. And just remember, we have only just scratched the surface here, there are a whole host of different ways to lay brick tiles so make sure you take some time to make sure you are picking the perfect layout for your project.