Add a glass splashback. Or a hinged kid to a stove, like a bbq lid but flat.

Wow! Thanks!

siriuskey/differentways

Love your kitchen, you can also seal the bricks with a clear finish either just the splash or the whole wall. Bricks can be dusty as well also be selective with a sealant as they can change the look of the bricks and make sure it is a healthy sealant

Hire an experienced and reputable glass company to install a low-iron splashback in front of the bricks which will protect them and also keep the true colour of the bricks.

Kate , wouldn't you be better to use an unhinged kid ? Hahaha . . . . . . . . . .

Bunnings has and will cut to size

What. The hash cookies?

Ooh I adore your kitchen!!! No help to you at all I know, Andie.

Guys, I have to level with ya’all, this is not my kitchen. I just pulled up an example of how I WANT the splash back in my kitchen to look - seamless. I do however, have an amazing brick
wall, about to be renovated. Thanks everyone for your feedback and for sharing your experiences!

No probs Andie I assumed it was a stock photo. Good luck with your Reno.

my tongue in cheek comment "I love your kitchen" politely covered that, the owner of that kitchen would have sorted the brick problem it's too well executed to have overlooked it.

So what does your kitchen look like and how much brick are you dealing with

Don’t cook.

cute

Thanks Kate, mine is more a kitchenette in a 1930's garage conversion - chrome tapware, red bricks, black cabinets and bamboo benchtop, high ceilings with exposed beams. It has a similar vibe to my fantasy kitchen but on a micro scale. The bricks are beautiful, with some kind of varnish on them already but they are super irregelur and bumpy. I love the idea of a hinged lid over the stove top, which wouldn't detract from the seamlessness of the bricks as I feel a glass panel would. Glass gives off that blueish tinge and would interrupt the flow.