
Break the mould and be different. This year is all about style and for us it is about having fun with brick slip laying patterns.
This year has seen a flourish of design interest especially regarding bond patterns.
The UK`s growing penchant for herringbone with interior design has certainly made its way into the world of brick slips.
As we move into Autumn and Winter this fun yet sophisticated zig-zag sequence pattern still emerges as one of the newest styles for installation.
As the eye is used to seeing a standard brick bond pattern, feature walls which break this norm stand out as interesting and quirky.
Opting to use herringbone pattern really does add a burst of personality to a feature wall and a room.

Boost your bathroom with Herringbone
When you think herringbone you automatically think flooring. The pattern is perhaps most well-known for traditional style timber flooring. Who would have known that the style works equally as well with Brick slips.
In this bathroom the Olde Bayswater blend laid herringbone really does make the most of the natural variations of shades and texture of the brick. The zig-zag formation encourages the eye to explore the wall and the room.

Adding Drama and Interest
Adding drama to almost any room, a herringbone design gives a modern and stylish twist to a traditional looking product.
If you have a small room, herringbone is the ideal pattern to create a sense of space. The wide ‘V’ shapes create and encourage the eye to see space, not a small or narrow room.

Embrace the style
This zig-zag pattern commands attention, so why not embrace it with bright colours?
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Could i get a sample of this Old Bayswater Blend Herringbone pattern please?
Do you deliver the slips as individual tiles or is the. Herringbone pattern preformed on a webbing backing ? Like mosaic tiles have to aid installation? Also can the slips be used on floors? E.g. garden path
Hi Vicky,
All of our brick slips are individual slips and would need installing manually. We don’t have any backing or webbing on them like you’ve mentioned.
Hope that helps!