Cover Photo: an innovative installation of Ventana breeze block at the Lela Rose flagship store in Dallas.
Photo by Lisa Petrole.
Clay breeze blocks are not just practical but also serve as stunning design elements that bring both function and artistry into your space. At Clay Imports, our handcrafted breeze blocks are perfect for a variety of creative projects, adding texture, depth, and some playfulness. Here are five inspiring ways to use them in your next project.
1. Outdoor Kitchen Facade
A barbecue station wrapped in clay breeze blocks transforms an ordinary grill setup into a sleek, textured centerpiece. The natural tones and geometric patterns create a seamless blend with outdoor landscapes, while the blocks' durability ensures longevity.
Breeze Block Pozos serves as the foundation for the barbecue.
Why it's great: The breeze blocks' earthy aesthetics complement outdoor spaces while providing a sturdy, weather-resistant finish.
2. Decorative Room Dividers
For an open layout that still requires a bit of privacy, clay breeze blocks are the perfect choice. They allow light to flow through while defining spaces in a subtle yet artistic way. The intricate designs of these blocks add visual interest without overwhelming the room.
Dulce Breeze Block creates a subtle room division.
Why it's great: Breeze blocks act as functional art, letting you divide spaces without sacrificing openness or natural light.
3. Vertical Planters
Breeze blocks can double as planters when strategically placed in outdoor walls. The hollow spaces provide an ideal home for small plants, creating a living wall that adds greenery and softens hard surfaces. This is a fantastic way to combine architecture and nature.
Ventana breeze blocks, inserted into this cooling wall, serve as planters.
Why it's great: These vertical gardens offer passive cooling benefits while enhancing sustainability in outdoor spaces.
4. Bar or Counter Base
In commercial or residential interiors, breeze blocks make a bold statement as a base for countertops or bars. The perforated patterns add texture to otherwise sleek surfaces, creating a unique contrast with smooth tabletops.
A counter crafted using Pozos breeze blocks at Kuppi Coffee.
Why it's great: This application combines function with artistry, making the counter a conversation starter in your setting.
5. Feature Walls
Use breeze blocks to craft an accent wall in your home or office. Their texture and geometry instantly draw attention, adding warmth and depth to minimalist spaces. When paired with complementary materials like wood or metal, they can elevate a room's entire look.
Design Breeann Marie | Sandcastle Inn Matt Clifford + Jovan Paunovic | Photo Erica Joan Productions
Why it's great: Feature walls made with breeze blocks balance industrial charm with natural elegance.
On this accent wall, the Pixel breeze blocks were filled with cement to create a smoother surface.
Why Choose Clay Imports' Breeze Blocks?
Our clay breeze blocks are handcrafted with care, ensuring each piece is both functional and beautiful. Whether you're designing an outdoor patio, upgrading your interior, or creating a sustainable cooling solution, these blocks are versatile enough to bring your vision to life.
Get inspired to start your next project by exploring our full range of breeze blocks. Let us know how you’ve incorporated these design staples into your spaces by tagging us on social media!
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