About this asset

This parametric marble material for Substance 3D provides a fully procedural, tileable surface with adjustable colour variations. This procedural marble material features a complex, organic veining pattern characteristic of natural stone. The.sbsar file allows for dynamic control over colour, veining intensity, and surface gloss, offering high-fidelity results without repeating textures. The material is presented here across four distinct colour variations ranging from warm tan and deep charcoal to classic white and earthy brown tones. Each variant captures the reflective qualities and depth of polished marble, making it suitable for both close-up architectural details and wide-angle interior visualisations where natural stone surfaces are required to ground the design scheme.

The download is a 430 KB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

Designed for use within the Substance 3D ecosystem, this file functions as a parametric graph rather than a static bitmap. Users can load the.sbsar into compatible software to adjust parameters such as grain scale, vein contrast, and roughness values in real-time. This non-destructive workflow ensures that the material remains perfectly tileable at any scale, eliminating visible seams and allowing for rapid iteration during the look-development phase of a project without needing to re-import external image maps.

The material is ideal for high-end residential, hospitality, and luxury retail projects requiring realistic stone finishes. It excels as a surface for kitchen worktops, bathroom vanities, flooring, or feature walls where a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic is desired. Professionals can pair this with brushed metal fixtures or timber joinery to create contrast. Search for this asset when specifying high-quality, scalable stone textures that require precise control over material properties, or when building a library of modular, procedural materials for architectural rendering.