Warm, earthy and easy to style, brick brings a rich hit of colour to any setting. Explore our edit of brick dining chairs, bar stools and outdoor seating, with styles for homes, hospitality spaces and everywhere in between.
Earthy colours are having a moment, and it’s easy to see why. They bring warmth and character to a space while still feeling relaxed and easy to live with.
Brick sits right in that sweet spot. Richer than terracotta and softer than a classic red, it adds depth without feeling too bold. Pair it with warm timber for a grounded, tonal look, keep things light with white, stone and soft neutrals, or bring in earthy greens for a little more colour.
It’s a shade that can feel warm and natural, bold and contemporary, or somewhere comfortably in between.
Designed to add more colour.
From timber to steel and upholstery, our indoor collection shows just how versatile this earthy colour can be.
The Curve stool pairs a brick upholstered seat with your choice of natural or dark oak, creating a softer combination of colour and timber. For something with a more industrial edge,
Pedro stool keeps things simple with its all-steel design, while the
Barry collection takes the palette deeper with a black steel frame and upholstered Burgundy seat and backrest.
Different materials, different styles, all bringing their own take on the Brick Edit.
Take brick outdoors.
Who says outdoor furniture has to play it safe? Brick brings warmth and character to patios, courtyards and hospitality spaces, while still being surprisingly easy to pair with your surroundings.
Pair with timber, concrete and stone, let Brick be the colour that does the talking.
What brick goes with?
Brick is surprisingly easy to work with. Its warm, earthy undertones sit naturally alongside timber and stone, while lighter neutrals create contrast and deeper colours bring out its richer side.
Dark timber.
Pair Brick with Dark Oak or other deeper timbers for a warm, tonal combination. Our Brick Curve Stool in Dark Oak is an easy example, with the darker timber bringing out the richness of the upholstery.
Natural timber.
Natural Oak and Ash keep things lighter while still complementing Brick's earthy undertones. Try our Curve Stool in Natural Oak for a softer take on the colour pairing.
Stone & warm neutrals.
Cream, warm white, travertine and other stone tones give Brick room to stand out without creating a stark contrast. I think your staged kitchen image is perfect for demonstrating this combination, particularly with the pale benchtop against the Brick Pedro Stools.
Earthy greens.
Olive and forest greens are natural companions to Brick, creating a layered palette inspired by earthy, organic tones. Use one as the dominant colour and the other as an accent, or bring them together through furniture, planting and smaller details.
Brick, rust, burgundy...
The beauty of earthy reds is in their variation. Across the collection, you'll find shades ranging from warm brick and rust through to the deeper burgundy of our Barry Stool. Different materials and finishes give each piece its own character while keeping them within the same warm, grounded palette.
Order a sample.
See how our colours and finishes look in your space before making your choice.
Brick is a warm, earthy red with brown and terracotta undertones. Depending on the material and lighting, it can appear brighter and more rust-toned or deeper and richer. This makes brick furniture an easy way to introduce colour without the intensity of a bright red.
Brick pairs particularly well with natural and dark timbers, warm whites, stone, black and grey. For a more colourful combination, try pairing brick with earthy greens such as olive and forest green.
They're closely related, but not quite the same. Terracotta generally has stronger orange and clay undertones, while brick tends to be deeper and redder. Both sit within the same warm, earthy colour family and work beautifully with natural materials.
We have a great selection of styles in our Brick edit that are designed for outdoor use. Check the individual product page for each chair or bar stool to confirm whether it is suitable for outdoor settings.
Yes. Our Barry stool and chair is available in Burgundy, a deeper red that sits beautifully alongside the warmer brick and rust tones featured in this edit.
Samples are available for selected finishes and materials, making it easier to see how the colour works alongside your flooring, benchtops, timber and other finishes before ordering.
