enameled brick

enameled brick

[i′nam·əld ′brik]
(materials)
Brick with a smooth hard surface acquired from the application of a special wash before burning.

glazed brick

A brick that has been fired in a kiln hot enough to fuse the clay and sand on its surface, usually forming a dark glassy coating.
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Ivory enameled brick walls, tin ceilings and brushed-metal fixtures will house a variety of home furnishings, including sheets, duvets, shams, decorative pillows, throws, towels and table linens, as well as personal care items, loungeware from Chris Arlotta, and a Scandia Down shop-within-a-shop.
NANCY KOLTES AT HOME; TEXTILES DESIGNER TAKES THE RETAIL PLUNGE

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