Brick is one of humanity's oldest building materials, and that may be exactly why it always feels familiar, safe and warm to us. An old factory building, a neighbourhood bakery, a café down a side street — brick carries an honest story in all of them. Brick wall panel lets you bring that story into a space without laying a wall or stripping plaster, and in a fraction of the time.
How it differs from laid brick
A real brick wall is built by laying individual bricks with mortar; it takes time, labour and structural support. Exposing the brick in an old wall usually means plaster removal, cleaning and protective treatment. Brick wall panel, on the other hand:
- Installs directly over an existing wall, no demolition or rubble.
- Thanks to its modular structure, it's finished quickly.
- Because the joint spacing and brick layout are set at the factory, it gives a neat, consistent look.
Stone Panel's brick models
Stone Panel's brick wall panel range includes models with very different characters:
- Ladrillo: the widest colour range in the series. With a palette running from Blancura to Raja and Verde to Basalto, it fits almost any project.
- Asur and Brique: Asur stands out for its wide colour options, Brique for its classic brick pattern.
- The Ladrillo family: Ladrillo Loft is industrial, Ladrillo Antique is weathered, Ladrillo Cemento has a pronounced cement texture, Ladrillo Classico is classic, and Ladrillo Borracho offers a darker, more dramatic palette.
Where is it used?
In homes
A living room accent wall, the wall behind the kitchen counter, a headboard wall, a home-office corner and the end wall of a hallway are the most popular spots for brick panel.
In cafés and restaurants
Brick is one of the most effective ways to create a cosy, neighbourhood feel in a food-and-beverage venue.
In hotels, gyms and retail
In our Sentido Gold Island Hotel project, white Ladrillo creates an airy background within the room. In our Gymotion gym project, the Ladrillo Raja tone builds an energetic, industrial atmosphere. In our Carrefour Gurme project, a white brick texture gives the food section a clean, natural backdrop.
A quick intro to colour choice
- White and cream: airy, Scandinavian and modern spaces
- Red and terracotta: industrial, loft and classic café atmosphere
- Grey, anthracite and basalt: contemporary, urban, understated look
- Green and special tones: commercial projects wanting to foreground brand identity
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you tell brick panel apart from real brick up close?
With the right model and lighting, brick panel gives a very realistic look. You can browse application examples on our project gallery page.
Can brick panel be used outdoors?
It needs to be assessed model by model. For outdoor projects, we also recommend checking our exterior facade panel range.
How do I choose the right brick model for my space?
If you share your space's style and a photo through our quote form, we can work out the right models and colours together.