Examples: from photo to brick-built house

Each example has three pictures. The photo is the real house, as a customer would send it to us. The design is the 3D model you get within 24 hours, to check and change. The third picture shows the house in bricks, at home on a shelf or a windowsill.

A Mini keeps the big shapes and the real colours of your facade and leaves out the small details. It's about 12 to 16 cm. Our examples: a striped townhouse with bands of red brick, a graceful Art Nouveau house and a plain 1960s terraced house. Even an ordinary house becomes a cheerful gift in miniature.

For a Facade we build the front with depth and relief: the sills under the windows, the canopy over the door, the cornice under the roof. It stands on a base, with the front garden if there is one. Our examples: an orange townhouse, an arched townhouse and a sleek Art Deco house.

Complete is the whole house: every facade and the whole roof, to turn around. Even with just one photo of the front, because whatever we can't see, we fill in in the same style. Our examples: a half-timbered cottage villa, a white farmhouse and a long farmhouse.

What makes your house recognisable is in the brick model too: the colour of the front door, the house number by the door, the balcony and its railing, the chimney on the roof. See something in the design that isn't right? Ask for a change. Free, until it's right.

A terraced house, a villa, a farmhouse or an apartment building: we turn any house into a custom kit of compatible building bricks, unbranded. Read how it works, see the three kits on the Your house as a custom brick kit page, or start right away with a photo or your address.

The photos of these example houses come from Wikimedia Commons, under a Creative Commons licence. You'll find the authors and licences on the Photo credits page.