Bowral Highlands | New Arrivals | 2021

Using clay sourced from the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, these tactile creations are blended by our master brick-makers to spectacular effect. These expressive veins result in a crafted brick unlike any other; the perfect balance of form, function and enduring class.

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