Design Inspiration Blog
Rotary Grey Breeze Blocks Define the Character of Terra Office Park in Tempe
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks

Terra, an upscale office park located in Tempe, Arizona, offers modern businesses a sophisticated and thoughtfully designed environment. Throughout the property, visitors will discover beautifully integrated Rotary Breeze Blocks by Tesselle, used not only as architectural accents but also as functional design elements.
What We Learned After Launching Customer Reviews (Spoiler: We Can Finally Breathe Again)
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks Cement Tiles
When we launched Customer Reviews on our website back in April, we did what any small but mighty business would do. We hit the button, held our breath, and waited to find out what our customers really think.
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Well, the audience talked. And they were kind. Very kind. As of today, Tesselle is holding a 4.9 out of 5 rating.
Sana'a Cafe West Hollywood Features Tesselle Marikka Selva Cement Tiles
Karin Jeske Cement Tile Cement Tiles
Photos by: Talal Ammouri (@designdevelopllc)
Sana'a Cafe has become one of California’s most thoughtful and inspiring coffee destinations, blending rich cultural tradition with a modern design approach. With seven locations open and six more on the way, the brand continues to grow while honoring its origins and its mission to create warm, welcoming spaces.
A Stylish Welcome in Phoenix: Divisia Breeze Blocks at Charles’ Home
Karin Jeske
In Phoenix, where Mediterranean charm meets mid century lines, Charles has created a beautifully balanced home, originally built in 1964, that blends the two influences seamlessly. His newest addition adds function and design flair in one thoughtful gesture. Near the front entrance, he installed a Divisia Breeze Block wall by Tesselle, crafted in crisp white cement and arranged in a clean 4x4 repeating layout.
Tesselle Breeze Blocks at Scripps: Circlet and Crater in a Coastal Landscape
Karin Jeske Breeze Blocks

We are excited to share a beautiful installation at the Center for Coastal Studies at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, submitted by Jeff Miller of Miller Hull Architects. This project features Tesselle’s Circlet and Crater Breeze Blocks, used in a fluid, sculptural layout that complements the surrounding coastal landscape.

