Design Inspiration Blog
A Calm, Collected Bathroom Anchored by Sonora Sola Cement Tile
Karin Jeske
This thoughtfully designed bathroom proves that restraint and material choice can do the heavy lifting. The Sonora Sola Cement Tile floor grounds the space with a quiet pattern that feels timeless, tactile, and inviting without overwhelming the room.
Pressed Vinyl Meets Pressed Cement in Scottsdale
Karin Jeske
Walk into Vinyl Record Dude in Scottsdale and you immediately get what the place is about. Right at the entrance, Shag’s Tapa Cement Tiles in blue and red set the mood. They feel graphic, playful, and familiar, especially if you’re a Shag fan. Inside, both customer counters are wrapped in Crater Grey Breeze Blocks, adding texture and a strong visual rhythm that fits naturally into the space.
Ipanema Agata Terrazzo Cement Tiles in a Light-Filled Kitchen
Karin Jeske
This kitchen was designed around one standout element: Ipanema Agata Terrazzo Cement Tiles. Installed as a full-width backsplash, the tiles bring texture, rhythm, and warmth to an otherwise quiet palette of wood, stone, and soft white cabinetry.
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.