This private residence in the hills of Paradise Valley showcases how Breeze Blocks can define space without closing it off. Set against a sweeping view of the valley below, a custom ramada becomes the heart of the outdoor living area, wrapped in Coterie Coal Breeze Blocks that provide structure, privacy, and visual rhythm while still allowing air and light to move freely.
Design Inspiration Blog — Breeze Blocks
A San Diego Entryway That Lets the Light In
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
Some entryways stop you at the door. This one invites you in.
At this San Diego home, a screen wall of Shag Ellipse and Lozenge Breeze Blocks, exclusively from Tesselle, turns a simple porch into an experience. The pattern feels playful and architectural at the same time, with amorphous cutouts that frame warm interior light after sunset. During the day, the wall filters sun and shadows, adding privacy without shutting the space down.
Starlite San Diego Wrapped in Terrace Breeze Blocks by Tesselle
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
From the street, Starlite is hard to miss. The entire exterior is wrapped in Tesselle Terrace Breeze Blocks, giving the building texture, depth, and a sense of what is waiting inside. As part of a remodel led by Bells + Whistles Design, the breeze blocks became a natural fit for a space known for atmosphere and personality.
A Desert Ramada Framed by Coterie Coal Breeze Blocks
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
Ipanema Sand Breeze Blocks at the 19th Hole
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
At the 19th hole of this luxurious golf course, an Ipanema Sand Breeze Block wall defines the outdoor dining area with a balance of structure and openness.
High Beam and Low Beam Breeze Blocks on a Scottsdale Patio
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
This Scottsdale patio installation features High Beam and Low Beam Breeze Blocks, designed by Karin Jeske for Tesselle. Shown here in Grey, these designs are also available in White and Taupe, offering flexibility for a range of architectural styles and outdoor palettes.