
This procedural Tatami material for Substance 3D provides a high-fidelity, tileable representation of traditional woven rush grass. This procedural material captures the distinct tight-weave texture of traditional Japanese Tatami matting. The surface exhibits the characteristic organic variation and fibrous quality of dried igusa rush, rendered with realistic PBR properties. The graph allows for adjustable colouration, ranging from pale straw and natural beige to aged brown or fresh green tones. Included variations demonstrate the material applied as a singular seamless surface and as a modular panel layout with dark edge binding, providing versatility for various interior flooring applications. The procedural nature ensures that the weave pattern remains consistent across large surfaces without visible repetitions.
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.
Load the.sbsar file directly into any compatible host application supporting Substance materials. Use the exposed parameters to fine-tune the colour, wear levels, and weave density to match specific project requirements. Because this is a procedural graph, it generates high-quality maps at any necessary resolution, ensuring sharpness in close-up architectural renders. The material is fully tileable, making it ideal for large floor areas in residential or hospitality projects without requiring complex UV tiling adjustments or visible seams.
Tatami Rush Grass Matting Substance Material
Free
Ideal for interior visualisations requiring authentic Japanese aesthetics, this material is suitable for tea rooms, traditional residential bedrooms, and high-end hospitality suites. It pairs effectively with timber joinery, shoji screens, and minimalist furniture. Professionals should search for this when needing accurate floor finishes for projects involving ryokan-inspired designs or contemporary Japandi interiors. Its procedural flexibility allows designers to quickly adapt the matting's age and tone, ensuring it integrates seamlessly into both new-build and renovation architectural workflows, providing a tactile, grounded finish for interior scenes.
File formats
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Substance 3D Designer
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Covers 1 seat.