Design Inspiration Blog — Breeze Blocks

A breeze block wall does more than create privacy, separation and airflow. One of its most interesting design features appears when the sun comes through.

Palma Breeze Blocks by Tesselle have a bold geometric pattern that is transformed by sunlight. As light passes through the openings, the design is projected onto nearby walls, floors and other surfaces, extending the pattern beyond the wall itself.

Tesselle’s High Beam and Low Beam Breeze Blocks received a full page of editorial coverage in the semiannual Market Tabloid from Interior Design.

Better Buzz Coffee is known for creating locations that feel connected to the communities they serve.  At the newest Better Buzz Coffee location in Hesperia, Tesselle’s Crater Breeze Blocks help bring that approach to life.

We are thrilled to announce a massive milestone in the history of Tesselle. As of this week, our Riverside, California warehouse is officially stocked with over 100 unique variants of breeze blocks.

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The July 2026 issue of Palm Springs Life includes a beautiful feature on brise-soleil, the architectural tradition of using screens, walls, and patterned structures to filter sunlight, create privacy, and bring texture to buildings. The article, Splintering the Sun, tells the story in words and photographs, with a focus on how breeze blocks continue to shape the look and feel of desert architecture. We are honored that several Tesselle breeze block installations are included in the feature. The story begins with an artistic image of Tesselle’s Town Square, Rotary, and Shamrock Breeze Blocks, showing how pattern, shadow, and geometry can...