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Leoncito, a modern Mexican hotspot in Las Vegas, may have some of the best mole poblano and salt-rimmed mango margaritas around. But our go-to order? The main dish of mid-century mod vibes in their outdoor deck.
 
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That said, you don’t have to jet off to Sin City to sidle up to this slice of patio perfection. With the addition of breeze blocks to your outdoor living area, you can have a beautiful space made in the shade (palm trees not included!). So, pour yourself a Paloma and get influenced by this breeze block tile inspiration for your next project.

What Is Breeze Block?

Iconic to mid-century style — cue 1970s Palm Springs — breeze blocks are ruddy-hued clay tiles that typically feature bold, geometric patterns. They are a gorgeous architectural and textural element of design. Many designers and homeowners use breeze blocks outdoors because they offer practical benefits, like diffusing sunlight and allowing for airflow and ventilation while providing seclusion and privacy. You can also use breeze blocks indoors to add unique flavor.

Breeze Block Uses

At Riad Tile, we see breeze blocks lending their unique Art Deco spirit to everything from terraces to porches, patios, partition walls, front yards, backyards, bar façades, and more. There are so many ways these blocks can elevate both residential and commercial design in a standout way that checks the box on both form and function.

Palm Springs-Meets-Paloma Style

If you want to create an incredible outdoor living space that’s equal parts mod and modern Mexican style, take your breeze block tile inspiration from Leoncito. Riad Tile’s Breeze Block – Sun tiles are a vibrant way to build a half wall around a deck or patio — or to separate distinct areas outside. We love how the sunburst shape translates so radiantly in repetition. Another great option to consider is the Breeze Block – Flower tile. This variation has a petal-like shape that’s equally dynamic.

Where Do I Find Breeze Blocks Tile Stores Near Me?

There are many ways to be inspired by the breeze block style. In addition to the Sun and Flower variations, Riad Tile has even more styles of breeze blocks for sale online. We have in-stock options that can be shipped directly to you so that you can make your place fiesta-worthy in no time flat!