Design Inspiration Blog
Sunlit Serenity: Kathy’s Poolside Shower with Tesselle Sun Breeze Blocks by Trina Turk
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks
Kathy’s outdoor shower blends beauty and function through Tesselle’s Sun Breeze Blocks designed by Trina Turk. The patterned concrete walls provide a sense of privacy while maintaining an open, airy feel — letting sunlight and fresh air filter through in perfect balance.
Light and Pattern: A Phoenix Mid-Century Home with Patricia Breeze Blocks
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks

This beautifully restored mid-century modern home in Phoenix captures the timeless appeal of desert modernism. Designed by Aaron DelGuzzo of Likelihood and The Ranch Mine, the residence features Tesselle Patricia Breeze Blocks, which add rhythm and texture to the façade. At night, the soft landscape lighting transforms the blocks into a luminous architectural feature, casting a warm geometric glow that celebrates both craftsmanship and design heritage.
A Practical Screen with a Refined Presence: Pali Breeze Blocks at Hyatt Regency Indian Wells
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks

At the Hyatt Regency Indian Wells, this installation of Pali Breeze Blocks demonstrates a clear, practical use of design. The wall is used to conceal porter carts while still allowing airflow, making it an ideal solution for a high-traffic hospitality setting. Instead of closing off the space with a solid barrier, the open structure keeps the area ventilated and visually lighter.
Free Tickets to Westedge Design Fair 2025
Karin Jeske

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The WestEdge Design Fair returns in 2025, bringing together the best in contemporary furniture, lighting, finishes, and décor. Known as Southern California’s premier design event, WestEdge combines exhibits, panel discussions, live demonstrations, and social events into one inspiring experience for both trade professionals and design enthusiasts.
Warm Welcome in San Antonio: Sevilla Blush at Katherine’s New Restaurant
Karin Jeske
San Antonio’s hospitality meets pattern and color. For her new restaurant, Katherine chose Sevilla Blush cement tile; soft pinks, mineral greens, and sun-washed golds that echo historic Spanish Mission tones while feeling fresh and modern. Used as a decorative band along the façade, Sevilla Blush guides guests in and sets a celebratory mood before they even reach the door.

