About this asset

This weathered painted plaster Substance material delivers a highly realistic, procedural finish for architectural rendering. This procedural material captures the aesthetic of aged, distressed plasterwork with significant surface degradation. It features a layered composition where white, matte plaster has chipped away to reveal a subsurface of rough, earthy red brick. The texture includes fine cracks, uneven surface pitting, and varying levels of grime, suggesting long-term exposure to the elements. The material exhibits a high degree of visual depth, with the contrast between the smooth, chalky plaster and the porous, irregular brickwork providing a convincing sense of material decay and historical authenticity suitable for detailed environmental visualisation.

The download is a 553 KB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

As a compiled.sbsar file, this material is fully parametric, allowing users to adjust parameters such as crack density, plaster wear, and grime accumulation directly within their host software. It is designed for seamless tiling, ensuring no visible repetition across large wall surfaces. Professionals can map this material onto complex geometries, utilising the built-in PBR channels to control displacement, roughness, and normal maps, ensuring accurate light interaction in both real-time and offline render engines.

Ideal for adaptive reuse projects, heritage restoration visualisations, and industrial-to-residential conversions, this material adds immediate narrative depth to interior or exterior walls. It pairs effectively with raw timber, rusted metal, and polished concrete, grounding architectural scenes in a sense of time and place. Search for this asset when detailing urban lofts, distressed retail storefronts, or atmospheric cinematic environments where a worn, authentic plaster finish is required to break up clean, modern surfaces.