Design Inspiration Blog — Breeze Blocks

Breeze blocks have long been a bold architectural statement—offering privacy, airflow, and a play of light and shadow. But what happens when you add light from within? The result is nothing short of luminous. Above: Backlit Roundabout Breeze Blocks surround and Eichler home.

Homeowner Sapna has created a front yard that’s both striking and serene at her mid-century modern home, thanks to two smart installations of Tesselle’s Town Square Grey Breeze Blocks. Framed by vibrant desert landscaping and set against a backdrop of warm brick and bold architectural lines, the breeze block walls add privacy to the patio areas without closing them off from the surroundings.

There’s something magical about a perfectly styled pool area—especially when it blends architectural flair with a laid-back California vibe. That’s exactly what this rendering captures, featuring our Paradox White Breeze Blocks by artist Shag as a sculptural privacy wall behind a modern pool.

When Joshua designed his modern Palm Springs kitchen, he wanted more than just clean lines and sleek appliances—he wanted a statement. The centerpiece? A stunning island facade wrapped in Tesselle’s Crater White Breeze Blocks, brought to life with subtle backlighting.

Nestled in the foothills of Salt Lake City, Mikelle’s mid-century home now boasts a beautifully integrated Starlight Breeze Block wall that strikes the perfect balance between form and function. With breathtaking mountain views as a backdrop, the decorative concrete blocks frame her front patio and entry pathway, creating a serene outdoor space that feels both open and intimate.