Tessera Breeze Block Collection by Jonite, designed by Sven Rudolph, Ralf Webermann and Carsten Schelling

Tessera Breeze Block Collection by Jonite reimagines a classic architectural form using Jonite’s signature stone composite. Stronger than traditional materials, made with recycled content, and less than 1% silica, Tessera is safe, sustainable, and aligned with green building standards. Its modular system of three unique blocks unlocks limitless wall patterns that bring light, air, and texture into spaces – where durability, sustainability, and design freedom converge.

Tessera doesn’t reinvent the breeze block – it reimagines it for today. Three distinct blocks form a modular system that gives homeowners and designers the freedom to compose walls that are uniquely their own: playful yet structured, creative yet enduring. Tessera’s geometry draws from Arabic motifs, reinterpreted into a contemporary, modular language. Its three block variations combine into intricate patterns that echo regional heritage while remaining versatile – locally relevant and globally appealing.

Tessera installs like a traditional breeze block, requiring no additional learning curve for masonry installers. Its modularity sets it apart: three blocks, endless configurations. Jonite’s stone composite adds superior strength and durability, making Tessera equally suited for indoor and outdoor applications. Tessera elevates the familiar. Its proprietary stone composite delivers superior strength and refined aesthetics that concrete cannot match. The modular system empowers architects to create limitless wall configurations, while extending Jonite’s brand story across grates, covers, and architectural solutions.

Sustainability is built into every block. Tessera contains at least 30% recycled content and less than 1% silica, making it safer for workers and compliant with regions banning engineered stone. Reduced steel use and recycled solvents cut carbon impact and waste. Certified SGBC 4-Ticks and aligned with LEED, Tessera proves that sustainability and design excellence can coexist.