Design Inspiration Blog
What is a Tessellation?
Random Tile Patterns Tessellations
Karin Jeske
We often are asked the question, "what does Tesselle mean?" Our company name is derived from the word "tessellation". A tessellation is the covering of a surface, most often a two dimensional plane, using one or more geometric shapes, with no overlaps and no gaps. Covering a floor or wall surface with tiles is an example of a tessellation
Rhumbar Remodel Revels in Rotary
Karin Jeske
Rhumbar Tropical Ultra Lounge at the Mirage in Las Vegas has re-opened after a complete renovation that includes large installations of Tesselle Rotary White Breeze Blocks.
Photos of Palm Springs Homes that Feature Breeze Blocks
Breeze Blocks Contemporary Homes Mid Century Modern Homes
Karin Jeske
Browse photos of homes, encompassing mid-20th century to new construction that feature breeze blocks to enhance their aesthetic appeal as well as add privacy and sun control, while still allowing airflow.
Interior Design Features Arroyo Cement Tile in "8 Bold and Bright Bathroom Products"
Karin Jeske
We are thrilled that Arroyo Cement Tiles, designed by Tesselle owner Karin Jeske, were featured in Interior Design Magazine's article "8 Bold and Bright Bathroom Products." Karin, a trained textile designer, transformed her photograph of a leafy riverbed into a precise half-drop repeat on 8-inch-square cement tiles. Interior Design Magazine, published by Sandow, is the premier publication for residential and commercial interior design, renowned for showcasing the latest trends, innovative projects, and influential designers since 1932. Celebrated for its breathtaking photography, in-depth features, and diverse design styles, the magazine is a trusted resource for architects, designers, and homeowners. We are honored to see Arroyo recognized by such a prestigious publication and remain committed to bringing unique, high-quality designs that inspire and transform.
Breeze Block Wall at The Parker Palm Springs
Karin Jeske
Le Parker Meridien, more commonly known as The Parker Palm Springs is among the most photographed and iconic buildings in the Coachella Valley, and it features a multi-story breeze block wall.