Brickshelf
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Like these?
Sadly I called these folks in the spring and they were not very forthcoming with any details about pricing and were quite dismissive of someone who only wanted one pallet. Maybe their sales team had a bad day that day, but it turned me off very quickly.
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Some art pieces change the way you see the world by opening your eyes to new perspectives, others do it by inflicting acute trauma to the occipital lobe.
I lobe it when that happens
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None that we have found on our little 6acres.
Yeah red bricks are a classic but the color of bricks is tied to mineral composition in local clays. If you've got nice ferrous clays nearby you can get some of that classic English and new English red brick without having to ship it. Meanwhile elsewhere you may have something like Chicago's yellow brick, or New Mexico's "use a different material if you don't want to pay out the ass shipping bricks across the continent".
Local architecture styles will use local materials and barring some really weird situations (like that part of Arizona where the local material was petrified wood) that'll be the cheap and abundant resource available to you. Though there's always concrete
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Some art pieces change the way you see the world by opening your eyes to new perspectives, others do it by inflicting acute trauma to the occipital lobe.
The floor definitely gives you a new perspective.
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I love this
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no, that's the right one
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You read all these bricks?!
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I lobe it when that happens
which lobe?
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which lobe?
Occipital
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This would actually hit pretty hard as an art exhibit.
With an old CRT TV with a brick thrown through it right next to it.
