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several different types of decorative metal screens and doors, all in various shapes and sizes
Breezeway Blocks
Breeze Block Wall
Screen Block
Decoration Beton
Modern Screens
Breeze Blocks
Indoor Pools
Cinder Block
Block Wall
Indulgy
Breeze blocks. Secret Design Studio knows Mid Century Modern Architecture. www.secretdesignstudio.com by alejandra
a green chair sitting in front of a stair case next to a white wall and wooden floor
Architecture Stairs
Design Stairs
Live Work Space
Escalier Design
Stair Design
Metal Stairs
Steel Stairs
Floating Stairs
Stair Handrail
Sadie Snelson converts warehouse into photographer's home
Clapton Warehouse by Sadie Snelson Architects - staircase made of steel sheets welded together and suported by concealed beam and ribbon like balustrade
an airport sign showing the names and directions for all different destinations in the united states
Architectural Screen
Plainfield Nj
Masonry Construction
Cement Blocks
Mix Concrete
Concrete Block
Concrete Block - Carroll's Building Materials (St. Petersburg, FL)
Mid Century architectural screen cement blocks, still available @ Carroll
two potted plants sitting next to each other
Building Raised Garden Beds
Small Courtyard
Building A Raised Garden
Courtyard Gardens
Outdoor Entertaining Area
Large Planters
Plant Baskets, Pots, Window Boxes & Saucers for Sale - eBay
Planters for entrance (would rather they be Terracotta) but I like the look!
several different types of decorative metal screens and doors, all in various shapes and sizes
Indulgy
Breeze blocks....I love what they did with cinderblocks back then....and the walls outside that they created....
an outdoor dining area is lit up at night with lights on the table and chairs
Architecture Antique
Block House
Load Bearing Wall
Local Project
Backyard Inspiration
Breeze Blocks
I am all kinds of obsessed with breeze blocks right now. Hollow cement blocks have been commonly used as essential building materials for the load-bearing walls of structures since the 1930s. It wasn't until the 50s and 60s that they became more decorative and used most often as ornamental screens.