Tesselle’s High Beam and Low Beam Breeze Blocks received a full page of editorial coverage in the semiannual Market Tabloid from Interior Design.
Designed by Tesselle founder Karin Jeske, High Beam and Low Beam are complementary geometric designs created to offer architects and designers greater flexibility when developing breeze block installations.
Each pattern can be used independently to create a clean, repeating composition, or the two designs can be combined in a variety of arrangements. Rotating and repositioning the blocks introduces even more possibilities, allowing each installation to take on its own rhythm and character.
Like traditional breeze blocks, High Beam and Low Beam provide privacy and separation while allowing light and air to pass through. They can be used to define courtyards, patios, pool areas, rooftops, spas, entries and other indoor or outdoor spaces without completely enclosing them.
The blocks measure 7.5 inches square and feature a smooth, tailored finish on both sides. High Beam and Low Beam are carried in stock in white, taupe and grey and can also be custom-produced in a wide range of through-color options.
Tesselle appreciates Market Tabloid Managing Director Helene Oberman and the entire Interior Design editorial team for including High Beam and Low Beam in this full-page feature.
The semiannual publication brings together an extensive selection of new products for the design community. Tesselle values the care, creativity and considerable effort involved in producing such a beautifully curated issue twice each year and introducing readers to so many exceptional new products.
Explore High Beam and Low Beam
View the High Beam and Low Beam collections on the Tesselle website to explore available colors, pattern combinations, product specifications and installation possibilities.