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Stargaze Escape: Where Tesselle Meets Modfire in the Mojave
Karin Jeske #architecture #design Breeze Blocks Vacation Rental
Perched beneath the vivid desert sky of Yucca Valley, Stargaze Escape is a modern desert retreat envisioned, designed, and built by Jonny Emerick, in collaboration with Art Marquez of Blu Haus Design. Every element, from the home’s slanted rooflines to the custom metal screens, gates, and interior furnishings, reflects a deep commitment to craftsmanship and design integrity.
At the heart of the property, Coterie Breeze Blocks by Tesselle form a striking architectural screen that defines the outdoor living space. Their circular openings create a rhythm of shadow and light that changes throughout the day, balancing privacy with openness and connecting the home seamlessly to its desert surroundings.
Indoor Breeze Block Installations and Inspiration
Mikayla Mindte #architecture Breeze Blocks Design Grey Interior Design Pattern Blocks Restaurant Designs
7 Binge-worthy Podcasts for Designers, Architects, Entrepreneurs and Homeowners
Jennifer Richardson #architecture #design #podcast
Perfect for a long drive! Here is a list of our favorite podcasts to help you keep up with the latest ideas in running a successful design oriented business, industry trends and making your house a home. Are you new to podcasts and not sure how to listen? You're in for a real treat! Instructions are at the bottom of this post. Got a favorite podcast that we did not mention? Add it to the comments section below. 1. For Interior Designers: Business of Design Podcast with Kimberley Seldon Host: Kimberley Seldon Kimberly shares the secrets and processes that she employs in running...
Cement Tile Spotting in Catalunya, Spain
Karin Jeske #ihavethisthingwithfloors Antoni Gaudí Architecture Barcelona Casa Batlló Catalunya Cement Tile Color Design Hydraulic Tiles Interior Design Mosaicos Passeig de Gràcia Pattern Photos Spain Tile Tossa de Mar
A week of wandering through the streets of Barcelona and the Costa Brava in Catalunya, Spain, revealed encaustic cement patterned tiles in many designs, are a staple in this region - and they have a long history. In addition to the cement tiles we spotted, see other tile inspirations, and the tile work of Antoni Gaudi, which also includes some encaustic cement tiles.