About this asset

This weathered grey log beam PBR material provides a high-fidelity, tileable surface texture for rustic timber wall cladding. The material reproduces a stacked assembly of rounded timber logs, captured with realistic weathering. The surface features a desaturated grey-brown palette with visible wood grain, natural knots, and subtle patches of mossy green growth in the crevices. The rounded profile of the logs creates deep, organic shadows between each course, providing depth when mapped to geometry. Designed to cover a one-metre square area, this texture set includes essential PBR maps—albedo, ambient occlusion, displacement, and normal—allowing for high-quality rendering of exterior log-cabin facades or interior feature walls with authentic material depth.

The download is a 32.7 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

Apply this material to planar surfaces or extruded geometry to represent traditional log construction. The included displacement map is essential for capturing the rounded volume of the logs at render time, while the normal and roughness maps handle the fine-grained surface details and weathering. For optimal results in your scene, set the UV mapping to match the one-metre real-world scale and utilise the provided material files to quickly assign the texture set within your host software.

This asset is suited for rustic architectural visualisations, including mountain lodges, rural residential cabins, and external landscaping features like retaining walls or decorative fencing. It pairs effectively with stone, slate, or exposed concrete finishes to create a textured, vernacular aesthetic. Professionals searching for log-cabin cladding, weathered timber textures, or exterior wall materials will find this set useful for adding realism to projects requiring a rugged, natural look without the overhead of modelling individual logs for every wall section.