Design Inspiration Blog

Libby, one of our interior designer friends, sent us this rendering of our exclusive Geometricks Cement Tiles in a custom colorway, installed in her client's bathroom.

Happy holidays from Tesselle!  We are thankful for our customers, associates, media contacts, and suppliers. To celebrate the season, our designer, Karin Jeske, created a holiday pattern using the same square tile module (see smaller image) rotated randomly across the surface to create a non-repeating pattern that spreads the message of peace, love and joy. Many of our exclusive cement tiles can create non-repeating designs across your floors or walls when they are installed randomly with respect to their orientation to one another.  Would you like to see some examples?  Take a look at this article.

San Francisco-based Interior Designer Kaidan Erwin has transformed an outdoor Palm Springs residential patio space into a fabulous, modern oasis in the desert, that features Tesselle's exclusive Dekko Carrera Cement Tiles, designed by Karin Jeske, while mixing in many bold, graphic and colorful accessories that all work together beautifully. Tesselle carries Dekko Cement Tiles in our warehouse in Anaheim, CA in 3 colors, and they can be customized any color combination from our palette in small production runs.  Read the article in Tile Magazine. Thank you so much, Kaidan for sharing these beautiful images!  Scroll down to take a peek at the whimsical...

We are so excited that Tesselle's exclusive Platform Cava Cement Tiles were featured in Interior Design Magazine's Fall Market Tabloid.  We carry Platform in stock in 2 colors in our warehouse in Anaheim, CA, and this pattern can be customized in any color combination from our palette.  

 A tradition dating back to the founding of Taliesin West in 1937, the winter home and school of Frank Lloyd Wright, was that his students would sleep in shelters that were built as part of the learning process.  Today's students in the 3 year Master's program at the School of Architecture at Taliesin spend many of their nights sleeping in shelters built by other students, preparing to build their own, with a budget of $3000 for materials, and no help.  These shelters have no utilities and are and are exposed to the harsh elements of the desert climate.   My husband and I had the pleasure of taking...