
This PBR wood material library for 3ds Max features nine distinct timber finishes, ranging from light oak to deep walnut grains. This collection provides a comprehensive suite of wood textures, including varied species and stains suitable for high-end interior surfaces. The materials range from pale, minimalist light woods to rich, traditional mid-toned timbers and dark, contemporary charred or stained wood effects. Each sample demonstrates a consistent grain pattern with realistic surface depth, suitable for cabinetry, furniture, and wall panelling. The set includes both open-grain and smooth, polished finishes, allowing for versatile application across diverse design styles, from rustic farmhouse interiors to sleek, modern minimalist commercial spaces. The textures are calibrated for accurate physical replication.
The download is a 212 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.
Designed for use within 3ds Max, these PBR materials are structured for immediate integration into your scene. Users can apply these assets to existing geometry by loading the map sets into the material editor. The library supports standard PBR workflows, utilizing diffuse, reflection, and bump maps to ensure accurate light interaction. Scaling can be adjusted within the UVW map modifier to match the specific grain requirements of your object, ensuring seamless tiling across large surfaces like wardrobes or dining tables.
Wood Material PBR Library Collection
Free
These wood materials are essential for residential interior projects, particularly for kitchen cabinetry, bedroom wardrobes, and bespoke furniture design. They are equally effective in professional office environments for reception desks and boardroom tables, or in retail settings requiring tactile, natural surface finishes. Professionals should search for these assets when developing high-quality visualizations of joinery, flooring, or decorative timber elements. They pair well with stone, metal, and glass surfaces to create balanced, layered interior compositions across diverse project stages, from initial concept to final rendering.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
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