Bespoke chimneys. Heritage restoration. Feature walls that make the cover of magazines. Tony and the Brickart team have spent twenty-five years turning bricks into architecture.
From a single garden wall to the envelope of a three-storey self-build, every Brickart project is led personally by Tony. No subcontractors. No shortcuts. Just the kind of brickwork that outlives the people who commissioned it.






In 2023, Channel 4's Grand Designs profiled a remarkable Surrey Hills self-build. The architect specified reclaimed Sussex stock and a Flemish bond across three storeys. It needed a bricklayer who wouldn't flinch.
"Brickwork is patient, slow work. Every wall is a hundred small decisions — bond, mortar, jointing — made a thousand times over. That's what separates a house from something worth looking at."
Tony founded Brickart in 1998 with one principle: brickwork should be something you're proud of, not just something that holds a house up. Twenty-five years on, that approach has taken the team from local garden walls to architect-led self-builds and a feature on Channel 4's Grand Designs.
Every project is led personally. No subcontractors, no rushed handovers, no shortcuts on mortar mix or bond pattern. If Tony's name is on the quote, Tony's on the scaffold.
The studio is based in Chesham and covers the surrounding counties, taking on a carefully limited number of projects each year — the kind of work where getting it right matters more than getting it done quickly.
A simple, honest path from the first phone call to the finished wall. No hard sell, no hidden costs, no surprises on day three.
Call Tony direct or send over plans. We'll come back within the hour with first thoughts.
We come to you — measure up, walk the space, talk through the brief properly. No charge.
A fully itemised written quote inside 48 hours. Materials, labour, timescale, everything.
Meticulous work, tidy site, snag list signed off together. Lifetime workmanship guarantee.
Free, no-pressure quotes. Honest conversation about what's possible. And whenever the work starts, it's Tony picking up the trowel.