Berkshire Red reimagines brick as a material that belongs within the domestic interior, exploring material circularity and local identity.
Brick is deeply embedded with urban material language, yet this heritage is often overlooked. The abundant material develops into a functional table-top, curtains, and ceramics challenging its conventional perception. In doing so, it invites engagement with architecture through touch and everyday use.
Berkshire Red questions whether brick can exist as more than a material that encloses space, proposing that it can be integrated into domestic life.
2026-
Berkshire Red
Side Table, Photographed by Yeshen Venema (@yeshen.uk)
Curtains For the Atterbury Flat, Photographed by Tom Morgan (@tommorgantm) and Zac Gates (@zac.gates_)
Ceramic Vessels Photographed by Giselle Grant