11 Exterior Wall Cladding Design Materials I

Exterior wall cladding design has evolved quite a lot over the past decade. Once upon a time, the brick was seen as a basic  component to the building but more recently, it has become the designers colour palette for creativity. Exterior wall  cladding can made from all kinds of materials but with so many options now available to architects, choosing the correct  material for your next design project can be a challenge (albeit, a very fun one). Here we will explore 11 exterior wall  cladding design ideas for you to consider on your next project.

11 EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING DESIGN MATERIALS

1. Slate stone cladding

Slate is a stone material that manifests the current design trend. Slate has a very beautiful look and the multi-layered  surface of the DécoR Ardesia Stone offers a three-dimensional feel. Not only that, it is a known fact that slate stone is  very durable and wears well over time Ardesia Stone is an astonishing modern natural stone cladding that is perfect for  Retaining Walls, pillars and water features for both external and internal applications.

2. slate waterfall wall cladding tile

a wide range of Slate Waterfall Wall Cladding Tiles. Following the precise demands of clients, we offer these products in  various designs, styles, finish and color combinations. slate waterfall wall cladding are mostly use in water feature and  fontain making. it's give natural look to water fall.

3. Brick cladding

We couldn’t write a post about exterior wall cladding design without mentioning classic Brick cladding. Great for houses  and commercial buildings alike, the Brick is now available in more colours than ever. Here is one of my personal favourites  from manufacturer Vanjoin Group.

4. Wood cladding

Wood cladding has increased in popularity in recent times as a great sustainable alternative to traditional materials.   Wood cladding can give a home an instant style update. This practical, sustainable external finish is available in a wide  variety of species, grades and profiles to suit your wall cladding design vision. 

5. Ceramic cladding

Ceramic tiles have been used for wall cladding design since Ancient Egyptian times. In more recent times, terracotta  rainscreen cladding and brick slip systems are popular choices for construction projects. Ceramic rainscreen cladding  systems are particularly good at protecting the structure of the building from the elements whilst having a nice finish.