Breeze block walls

Breeze blocks are one of this year’s biggest trends and for good reason! Here are 10 homes that get breeze blocks right.

Breeze blocks, known for their retro charm and functional versatility, have made a strong comeback in modern design. These blocks, featuring decorative patterns, are no longer just for mid-century architecture; they’ve evolved into a versatile element for various applications. Here’s how you can creatively incorporate breeze blocks into your next project.

Breeze blocks are patterned blocks you may have seen covering the sides of buildings across the world. They can serve as a design accent in hip restaurants,

Brickworks collaborated with Adam Goodrum to create Kite Breeze, a contemporary reimagining of the celebrated modernist-era breeze block for today’s urban landscapes. Based on geometric art, the Australian designed collection has a strong focus on transforming space through dappled light.

Ever since my visit to Palm Springs I've had breeze blocks on my mind. They're iconic in that part of California as part of the mid century modern ...

Breeze blocks are the patterned, decorative concrete blocks you may have seen covering the sides of a building or stacked upon each wall.

Unparalleled views across Los Angeles and the city's iconic mid-century era shape this low-lying Beverly Hills home by Kovac Design Studio.

Decorative concrete breeze blocks provide shade and privacy with a ton of retro personality. Check out these photos for design ideas.