Tesselle

Mojave East in Cincinnati, Ohio, proves that breeze blocks are not just for exteriors.

Tesselle Shamrock White Breeze Blocks create several indoor feature walls, adding pattern, depth, and architectural impact to this modern event venue.

Built in 1950, the industrial space has been transformed with California desert inspiration, west coast ease, and Palm Springs glam.

Photos by Olga Polo.

Explore 100+ in-stock breeze blocks on the Tesselle website.

Safari Jasper Cement Tiles are in production at our factory.

This pattern is designed to be rotated randomly across the surface, creating a non-repeating layout that feels organic and nature-inspired.

Perfect for floors or walls, indoors or outdoors.

Explore Safari and 500+ in-stock cement tile designs on the Tesselle website.

This is not your typical New York City brownstone.

In 1954, architect Edward Durell Stone unveiled the American Embassy in New Delhi, wrapping the building in a dramatic screen facade made with his Empress Breeze Blocks.

Two years later, he brought that idea home.

In 1956, Stone transformed a traditional 19th-century house in Manhattan’s Lenox Hill with a bold midcentury facade, covering the front with those same Empress Breeze Blocks.

And this was not just a client project.

Stone lived here from 1956 to 1964.

Today, the home is a protected New York City landmark, and the Empress block facade still stops people in their tracks.

Explore Rotary Breeze Blocks, our modern reimagining of Empress, plus 100+ other in-stock breeze block variants on the Tesselle website.

Thank you, Sara, of for giving us an amazing tour of - what an amazing higher education experience you are providing in textiles and fashion!

Thank you, for choosing our breeze blocks ❤️

We still can’t get over how thrilled we are that chose our Coterie Breeze Blocks and created amazing installations with them .

For decades, Atomic Ranch has celebrated midcentury modern architecture, interiors, and outdoor living.

That’s why we were excited to see Starlight Saffron Breeze Blocks by Tesselle featured in the latest issue as part of their “Patio Life” roundup highlighting fresh outdoor furnishings and accessories for modern spaces.

Founded in 2004, Atomic Ranch has become one of the most recognized publications dedicated to midcentury modern living.

If you’re a fan of architecture, outdoor spaces, and modernist design, Atomic Ranch is well worth a look.

Explore Starlight Breeze Blocks and more than 100 in-stock breeze block designs on the Tesselle website.