Recycled brick paving

Recycled brick as the outdoor flooring

THE DESIGNORY on Instagram: “Getting excited about our next big projects! This recycled brick in herringbone pattern is hitting the brief. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀…”

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We recycled old bricks to create a mud-free entrance between our garden and our garden shed. Want to kill weeds without harsh chemicals? Try this highly rev…

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Adjacent to the living area is a flexible study/guest bedroom. This space was fitted with a floor-to-ceiling, surface-mounted sliding door that can be closed for more privacy. Photo 7 of 13 in Chef Scott Pickett’s Renovated Bungalow Stars a Dreamy Kitchen.

Materials: Recycled brick pavers. Beauford Sandstone from Eco Outdoor . Pots from The Balcony Garden . Planting: Cupaniopsis anacardioides. Buxus sempervirens. Olea europaea. Murraya paniculata. Dichondra repens. Ficus pumila. Pants sourced from Exotic Nurseries . Furniture: Eco Outdoor.

ACM Blocks Pavers & Stone on Instagram: "Recycled bricks are the perfect solution for your next building project. Using reclaimed bricks not only adds an undeniable charm and character to your build but also helps reduce environmental impact. Looking to create an outdoor entertaining area? Consider a fire pit made from recycled bricks for a rustic touch. Want to add a focal point to your living space? A feature wall made of reclaimed bricks is the way to go. And don't forget about the…

Fire pit and reclaimed brick paving

F I G L A N D S C A P E S on Instagram: "Recycled brick paving with corten riser at our Newrybar project"

Glenfernie Farm on Instagram: "The recycled brick path that gets more attention than anything else. After realising that most of the recycled bricks around Byron / Brisbane area weren’t going to cut it, we sourced palettes from Sydney. The bricks we chose were recycled with a limewash finish. The grout is a mix of white sand with offwhite cement (ratio 3:1). Could not be happier with the end result. 🧱"