Beige Terrazzo Square Tile Substance Material

This procedural beige terrazzo tile Substance material provides a high-quality, tileable surface for architectural visualisation. This professional-grade procedural material features a classic beige terrazzo aggregate set within square tiles, defined by clean, dark grout lines. The surface composition mimics traditional composite stone, displaying a natural distribution of varied, earth-toned stone chips ranging from light cream to deep brown hues. The finish is consistent and refined, suitable for creating realistic flooring or wall cladding in digital environments. As a parametric asset, the material allows for precise control over tiling patterns and surface properties, ensuring the visual integrity of the terrazzo aesthetic remains uniform across large-scale architectural surfaces without noticeable repetition or artefacts.

The download is a 850 KB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

Designed for integration into Substance 3D workflows, this.sbsar file allows users to adjust parameters dynamically within their host software. Architects and visualisers can modify the grout colour, tile scale, or surface roughness to match specific project requirements. Once loaded, the material generates high-fidelity PBR maps, which can be applied to geometry for immediate rendering. It is ideal for rapid iteration, providing a flexible, non-destructive approach to surfacing floors, walls, and bespoke joinery elements in complex interior scenes.