Design Inspiration Blog — Mid Century Modern Homes
Levy Residence, Palm Springs: A Bold Entry Defined by Crater Breeze Blocks
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Mid Century Modern Homes
Crater Breeze Blocks frame the entry to the Levy House in Palm Springs, introducing texture without adding visual noise. The circular pattern creates a soft counterpoint to the strong geometry of the home, bringing balance to the composition.
Ellipse Breeze Blocks by Shag at Marc and Sally’s Remodeled 1960 Krisel Home
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Mid Century Modern Homes
Marc and Sally recently refreshed their 1960 William Krisel home in Palm Springs, and wanted something that felt true to the original architecture while adding privacy and pattern. Our Ellipse Breeze Blocks by the artist Shag were the right fit. The screen creates a sculptural wall that filters light, keeps air moving and frames the entry in a way that feels both mid century and current.
Town Square Breeze Blocks: Day-to-Night Design in Long Beach
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Mid Century Modern Homes
Some designs are beautiful at any hour — and Shawna’s Long Beach installation proves it.
By day, her Town Square Breeze Blocks offer a crisp geometric backdrop to her pool area. By night, the blocks glow with dramatic backlighting, becoming a luminous focal point and transforming the pool area into an inviting retreat.
A Mid-Century Moment: Becky’s Kitchen in Nyack, NY
Karin Jeske Cement Tile Cement Tiles Mid Century Modern Homes Terrazzo Tile
Becky’s kitchen in Nyack, NY is a beautiful example of how Ipanema Souto Terrazzo Cement Tiles can transform a space. Their mid-century inspired geometry, paired with a soothing mid-tone blue terrazzo finish, brings energy and personality to this kitchen backsplash.
A Stunning Mid-Century Remodel in Little Beverly Hills
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Mid Century Modern Homes
Brian, a passionate design enthusiast, has beautifully reimagined his iconic mid-century modern home in Palm Springs' Little Beverly Hills neighborhood. Originally built in 1957 by the Alexander Construction Company and designed by the influential architect William Krisel, the home was the area's original model house. Brian's renovation pays homage to its mid-century roots while incorporating his unique style. A standout feature is the use of Tesselle Divisia Breeze Blocks, creating eye-catching elements from a coordinating turquoise mailbox stand to a shaded front porch and a pathway to a luxurious pool area in the backyard, which offers stunning views of Mt. San Jacinto. Surrounded by a thoughtfully curated desert landscape, Brian's home effortlessly blends classic architecture with contemporary flair.