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The Salted Pig Restaurant: Glazed Thin Brick

Serving up a textured contrast to warm wood tones and pops of color, our glazed thin brick creates a seamless transition from the kitchen to the dining area.

Product

2.5 x 8
2.5 x 8

$18.00/Sq. ft.

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Room

Accent Wall, Backsplash, Bar, Commercial, Hospitality, Restaurant

Materials

Brick

Style

Eclectic, Modern

Patterns

Straight Set, Vertical Straight Set

Colors

Blues, Cool Neutrals, Greens

Design

Project M Plus

Photos

Project M Plus

Installer

The Salted Pig, Boswell Construction

Location

Riverside, CA

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