
This collection of twelve reclaimed wood V-Ray materials for 3ds Max features weathered textures with distressed paint finishes. The collection comprises twelve distinct material variations, each simulating aged, reclaimed timber planks with remnants of peeling or worn paint. The surface textures exhibit deep grain patterns, natural knots, and irregular cracks characteristic of salvaged wood. Colours range from muted natural timber tones to vibrant, weathered shades of blue, green, red, and off-white. These materials are pre-configured within V-Ray to ensure realistic light interaction, capturing the matte, porous quality of weathered wood alongside the slightly different specular response of the remaining paint layers, providing a comprehensive set for diverse rustic or industrial interior applications.
The download is a 14.2 MB compressed archive with the textures and a ready-made 3ds Max (.max) material library, so the maps arrive already assigned to materials you can drag onto your own geometry.
Users can load these.vrmat files directly into the 3ds Max Material Editor for immediate application to geometry. As pre-configured assets, they eliminate the need for manual map slot assignment, allowing for rapid iteration during the look-development phase. Adjusting the UV tiling or offset parameters within the 3ds Max modifier stack allows for precise alignment of the wood grain across large surfaces, ensuring a seamless and non-repetitive appearance in final renders while maintaining consistent physical properties throughout the scene.
Reclaimed Wood Painted Material Set
Free
These materials excel in projects requiring a weathered, authentic aesthetic, such as farmhouse-style kitchens, rustic retail displays, or industrial-themed loft apartments. They are ideal for surfacing wall cladding, bespoke cabinetry, or feature furniture pieces where a sense of history and character is desired. By pairing these textures with high-contrast lighting, designers can effectively highlight the depth and tactile quality of the wood, making them a staple for creating convincing, lived-in environments at both the concept and final visualisation stages.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.