Glen-Gery Corporation, a leading brick manufacturer that is part of Brickworks North America, announces the launch of its 2025 Brick Styles Catalog, a comprehensive resource for architects, designers, builders and homeowners, showcasing the latest brick trends and innovative solutions. This year’s edition features more than 500 products in a diverse range of colors, textures and sizes, highlighting Glen-Gery’s commitment to high-quality options in versatile styles that elevate architectural design.
“Our 2025 Brick Styles Catalog is more than a collection of products—it’s a source of inspiration, showcasing how brick can transform spaces, spark creativity, and empower architects and designers to create meaningful stories through the built environment,” said Tim Leese, marketing director at Glen-Gery. “This year’s catalog reflects our dedication to pushing the boundaries of design, with a special emphasis on the impactful role of color and textures.”
Highlights of the 2025 Brick Styles Catalog include:
Featured Products
- Lifestyle Series – From soft tans to dramatic blacks, the new Lifestyle series features timeless colors, including Natural Linen, Gauntlet Slate, Willow Ash, City Loft and Iron Vineyard, designed to complement diverse finishes and styles.
- Ridge Series – The Ridge Series of molded brick creates a captivating and rugged aesthetic, showcasing a rich tapestry of varied coloring. The interplay of earthy tones lends depth and character to the structure, while the uneven texture and irregular edges provide a tactile experience that speaks to the raw beauty of the material.
Color-Centric Innovations
- 2025 Brick Color of the Year, Silver City – This monotone, matte grey engobe brick draws inspiration from natural surroundings. With its neutral and transitional tones, Silver City seamlessly blends with a wide range of textures, hues and materials. Ideal for biophilic designs, it mimics natural elements while delivering long-lasting appeal.
- Klaycoat – The Klaycoat collection offers customizable colors, making it a versatile option for creative and modern designs. The Designer Klaycoat series features smooth finishes in classic neutrals like Khaki Stone, Stone Grey, Urban Grey and Charcoal. Meanwhile, the Indulgence Klaycoat series introduces refined tones such as Peppered White, Maple, Rose Mauve, Dusty Blue and Asphalt. For greater flexibility, designers can blend two or more Klaycoat bricks to achieve unique combinations.
- Glazed – Glen-Gery’s Glazed collection delivers vibrant colors and dramatic finishes for bold architectural statements. The Burlesque Glazed series features fully glazed bricks in shades like Cloud Grey, Cardinal Red, Bermuda Blue and Black, offering an elegant aesthetic. Meanwhile, the Galleria Glazed series offers reflective finishes and vivid hues such as Spice White, Apricot Rose, Emerald Green and Shadow Black. Custom colors are also available for personalized designs.
International Inspirations
- La Paloma – Inspired by contemporary Spanish architecture, the La Paloma range offers sleek, through-body bricks in Icy White, Deep Blue and Coal Black.
- Venetian Glass – Drawing from Venetian artisan traditions, the Venetian Glass collection features transparent glass bricks available in sophisticated colors, including Arctic Crystal, Aqua Marine, Blue Sapphire, Golden Amber and Smokey Quartz, and four finishes—natural, frosted, polished and satin.
To celebrate the launch of the 2025 Brick Styles Catalog, Glen-Gery will host “The Spectrum of Color in Architecture and Design,” an immersive event at its global flagship Brickworks Design Studio in New York City on February 27, 2025. The event will explore the dynamic relationship between color and architecture and design, showcasing the transformative power of color in the built environment.
The event will feature a moderated panel discussion on timely topics such as biophilic design, the balance between timeless and trendy designs, and more. The speakers will include moderator Jennifer Krickels, editor-in-chief of Oculus, and panelists Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute; Jennifer Grafton, principal at Stantec; and Paul Neuhaus, design principal at HGA.