You’ve got mail. And now it has better curb appeal!
Above: Mailbox made with Petal Breeze Blocks.
We’ve been spotting breeze block mailboxes made with Tesselle Breeze Blocks at homes around the country, and they’re a great reminder that even the most practical elements of a home can be part of the design.
Above: Mailbox made with Pali Breeze Blocks.
These mailboxes work with all kinds of architecture, from midcentury modern and contemporary homes to more traditional exteriors. Depending on the pattern, breeze blocks can make a mailbox feel graphic, playful, understated or architectural.
Above: Mailbox made with Incline Breeze Blocks.
And if you’re already planning a larger breeze block wall, don’t forget the mailbox. Ordering a few extra blocks at the same time is an easy way to create a matching mailbox that ties the whole property together.
Above: Mailbox made with Divisia Breeze Blocks.
If you’re lucky enough to be within driving distance of our Riverside warehouse, you can also pick up smaller quantities for projects like this. Large breeze blocks are available for pickup in increments of 2, and small breeze blocks in increments of 4.
Above: Mailbox made with Town Square Breeze Blocks.
Above: Mailbox made with Divisia Breeze Blocks.
A mailbox may be a small project, but it can make a surprisingly big impact at the curb.
Above: Mailbox made with Orb Breeze Blocks.
Review our Breeze Block Collection to see more than 100 breeze block designs, and start thinking about the wall, the entry, the planter... and, of course, the mailbox. Scroll down to see more!
Above: Mailbox made with Starlight Breeze Blocks.
Above: Mailbox made with Divisia Breeze Blocks.
Above: Mailbox made with Stellar Breeze Blocks.