Design Inspiration Blog — Breeze Blocks
Hendy’s on Henderson Features Tesselle Shamrock Breeze Blocks
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
Hendy’s on Henderson is set to become Dallas’ newest destination for lively evenings and laid-back daytime hangs. This vintage-inspired social club and bar, designed by Coeval Studio, blends the spirit of a classic sports lounge with a fresh, upscale vibe.
Open-air patios framed with Shamrock Breeze Blocks by Tesselle create a dynamic, sculptural perimeter that defines the space while letting light and air flow freely.
A Bold Breeze Block Statement in the San Gabriel Foothills
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
Nestled in the foothills of the majestic San Gabriel Mountains, Keith’s mid-century home beautifully balances form and function with a striking installation of Tesselle’s Incline Grey Breeze Blocks. Arranged in a pointed twill layout, these blocks create visual rhythm while enhancing privacy, airflow, and filtered sunlight.
Krisel-Designed Home Makes a Statement with Shag Breeze Blocks
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Shag Vacation Rental
At the end of the driveway of this impeccably restored William Krisel-designed home stands a bold pop of personality: a wall constructed from Exclamation Breeze Blocks, designed by the artist Shag and painted in vibrant chartreuse. Set in a playful quarter-turned layout, the wall adds sculptural impact and curb appeal, perfectly complementing the home’s architecture.
Palm Springs Poolside: A Glamour Breeze Block Wall That Steals the Show
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
In this Palm Springs backyard, bold geometry meets effortless sophistication with a custom installation of Tesselle's Glamour Breeze Blocks. Framing a sleek swimming pool and spa with stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains, the wall adds privacy, style, and architectural intrigue.
Shamrock Breeze Blocks Bring Style to Nathan’s Portland Patio
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
At his home in Portland, Oregon, Nathan added a beautifully crafted wall of Shamrock Breeze Blocks by Tesselle to enclose his patio area—striking the perfect balance between privacy and openness. The patterned concrete blocks define the space without cutting it off from the light and air, creating an airy extension of the home that feels both protected and inviting.