About this asset

This procedural Wicker Substance material for Substance 3D provides a highly detailed, tileable woven surface with natural tones. This procedural material reproduces a classic woven wicker construction, featuring interlocking strips of natural wood-toned material. The design captures the tactile quality of organic weaving, with a distinct alternating pattern that creates depth and shadow within the weave structure. The variation in colour between the lighter beige and deeper brown strips adds realistic visual interest, mimicking the natural tonal shifts found in authentic rattan or cane furniture. Designed for versatility, this material provides a clean, consistent finish that maintains architectural integrity across both large-scale surfaces and smaller, detailed furniture assets.

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.

As a native.sbsar file, this material is fully parametric, allowing users to adjust parameters such as colour, weave density, and surface wear directly within Substance 3D. Professionals can drag and drop this asset into their project library, applying it to geometry to generate high-quality PBR maps automatically. This workflow ensures seamless tiling across any surface area, eliminating the need for manual UV adjustments while providing precise control over the final material look and feel during the rendering process.

Ideal for interior design projects requiring authentic texture, this wicker material is well-suited for bespoke furniture, decorative panels, and architectural screens in residential or hospitality spaces. It pairs effectively with natural timber finishes, stone surfaces, and soft textiles to enhance a warm, organic aesthetic. Architects and visualisers frequently use this asset when detailing high-end furniture collections, boutique retail displays, or lifestyle-focused residential interiors where realistic material representation is essential for conveying the desired atmosphere and materiality of the design concept.