Caprock Brick

Brick gets the attention. Mortar deserves a seat at the table.

Explore Mangum Brick’s Smokey Mountain photographs with grey and white mortar in Caprock’s gallery. Notice the overall wall, then look closer at the joints and individual brick.

These are different photographs, with different lighting and settings—not a controlled comparison. Use them to gather ideas, then compare current physical samples with your project team.

Open the Mangum gallery and choose Smokey Mountain: https://caprockbrick.com/go/bb02-mortar-fb

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Some details deserve more than a drive-by.

Along the side walls of this Bear Creek Homes residence, projecting Greystone brick faces create depth and shadow. The close views reveal a different part of the story than the full front elevation.

Explore the details, then bring the ideas you like to your next material conversation.

View the project: https://caprockbrick.com/go/bb02-brick-details-fb

A brick worth a closer look.

At Lexford Park, this Bear Creek Homes residence brings Mangum Brick’s Greystone into focus through a patterned front gable, projecting brick details, and dark windows and trim.

Explore six photographs taken during construction, from the front elevation to the details along the side walls.

See the project: https://caprockbrick.com/go/bb02-greystone-fb

A light exterior palette, taking shape one detail at a time.

This Jason Thomas Custom Homes project pairs Belle Meade brick from US Brick with white mortar. Dark windows and rooflines bring contrast to the light masonry, showing how the selections come together across the home’s front elevation.

Considering a similar look for your home? Connect with our Caprock Edmond team to explore brick and mortar combinations for your project.

🏗️ Built With Caprock™ | Partner Project Spotlight — Haskell, OK

This one is coming together strong with Granbury Chopped supplied through our Kiefer/Tulsa location and installed by LCS Construction.

Granbury Chopped brings that rugged, natural texture that looks right at home on porch wraps and full elevations—especially when you want a build to feel grounded, substantial, and built to last.

Why partners lean on Caprock:
✅ Expert support to match the right stone to the elevation
✅ Wide access to top materials (and comparable options if you need them)
✅ Dependable delivery that keeps jobs moving

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Want this look? DM us “GRANBURY” and we’ll send similar options—or stop by the Kiefer/Tulsa showroom to see materials in person.

Ready to see the full project?

Explore how Cozort Custom Homes used Glen-Gery Smokey Mountain brick and Austin white stone across this Tulsa residence—from the primary facade to the outdoor living details.

View the complete Build with Caprock™ story, start gathering ideas for your own project and find the Caprock team serving your market: https://caprockbrick.com/cozort-custom-homes-smokey-mountain-brick-meets-austin-white-stone-in-tulsa/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=build_with_caprock_cozort

Two materials. Two distinct roles. One decision that benefits from the homeowner, builder and material team looking at the same reference.

Glen-Gery Smokey Mountain brick gives this Tulsa home depth, while Austin white stone brings brightness and dimension. The contrast helps organize the elevation and allows the details of both materials to show.

Explore the complete project story, then connect with Caprock to compare physical selections for your own plans: https://caprockbrick.com/cozort-custom-homes-smokey-mountain-brick-meets-austin-white-stone-in-tulsa/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=build_with_caprock_cozort

The material story does not stop at the front elevation.

Glen-Gery Smokey Mountain brick continues into the outdoor fireplace, creating a visual connection between the home's exterior and its outdoor living space. For homeowners and builders, repeating a primary material can make separate areas feel like parts of the same project.

Explore this detail and the full Cozort Custom Homes project: https://caprockbrick.com/cozort-custom-homes-smokey-mountain-brick-meets-austin-white-stone-in-tulsa/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=build_with_caprock_cozort

Austin white stone brings a bright, dimensional contrast to this Cozort Custom Homes project.

Paired with Glen-Gery Smokey Mountain brick, the stone helps create a facade where each material remains distinct while contributing to one cohesive exterior—a useful example for homeowners and builders planning a mixed-material elevation.

See more project photography and explore the complete material pairing: https://caprockbrick.com/cozort-custom-homes-smokey-mountain-brick-meets-austin-white-stone-in-tulsa/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=build_with_caprock_cozort