Design Inspiration Blog

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.

Tesselle is thrilled to announce our donation of materials for an exciting project at the upcoming 'Cement Age / Concrete Nation' conference and exhibition at the University of Pennsylvania!

We're providing the breeze blocks that will be used by talented architecture students at Stuart Weitzman School of Design to construct a unique wall as part of the "Concrete on Paper" exhibit. This collaboration is a fantastic opportunity to showcase the artistry and versatility of concrete, and we can't wait to see how these future architects and designers bring their visions to life using our materials.

Join us in celebrating the intersection of history, design, and innovation in the world of concrete!

  New Breeze Blocks by Shag for Tesselle Tesselle has collaborated with the celebrated artist Josh Agle, known as Shag, to create an exclusive collection of breeze blocks that blend functionality with Shag's distinctive artistic flair. The new designs, named The Artist, Exclamation, and Paradox, are each 11.4 inches square and 3.5 inches deep, perfect for constructing decorative masonry walls both indoors and outdoors. These premium cement breeze blocks are more than just striking visual elements; they also offer practical benefits, such as providing sun protection, enhancing privacy, and maintaining airflow in any space. Each design features organic shaped openings enhanced...

Click here for Tickets > The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) invites all members of the design trade, including non-ASID members, to their Industry Partner Expo this Tuesday. Join us for an evening of networking, exploring the latest products, and gaining insights into the current state of the industry. Your ticket includes access to the expo, dinner, and parking (cocktails not included). Tesselle will be there with our newest products.Where:  Knollwood Country Club, 12040 Balboa Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 91344When:  Tuesday, August 20th, 4-8 pm Click here for Tickets >

Albuquerque’s Fogo de Chão stands out not just for its exceptional Brazilian cuisine, but also for its striking architectural elements. A prominent feature of this  location is the innovative use of Tesselle Incline White Breeze Blocks, which add a distinctive touch to the restaurant's facade and entrance. These installations, chosen by the visionary designers at Innovation & Design in Architecture, create an inviting ambiance that evolves with the changing daylight.