Design Inspiration Blog

Got extra Breeze Blocks? 5 Ways to Help them Find a Happy Home!

September 20, 2022 • Karin Jeske

We require that our customers order 15% more units than are needed to complete their installation (or one extra bundle, whichever is greater) when placing a Tesselle Breeze Block order. This is to ensure that the installation can be completed even if there are a few pieces broken in shipping or on the jobsite. The first bit of good news is that most of our deliveries are flawless... but that means that there will be some blocks leftover at the end of the project. We do suggest is that you set a few blocks aside in your garage, shed or basement. We frequently receive calls asking for replacements for installations...

Porta Via Restaurant: Brake for the Breeze Blocks then Break for a Bite

August 17, 2022 • Karin Jeske • Breeze Blocks

Porta Via Bistro and Bar presents the perfect portal in Palm Desert, plus a marvelous menu and an alluring ambiance for their guests. Scroll down to learn more.

What is a Tessellation?

July 05, 2022 • Karin Jeske • Random Tile Patterns • Tessellations

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

April 30, 2022 • Karin Jeske • Breeze Blocks

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

October 26, 2021 • Karin Jeske • Breeze Blocks • Contemporary Homes • Mid Century Modern Homes

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.