
This high-resolution PBR material captures the distinctive, flowing striations of luxury banded onyx. The surface exhibits a high-gloss, polished finish that reflects light naturally, highlighting the deep contrast between the earthy brown, tan, and creamy white veins. The intricate, organic layering characteristic of natural onyx is preserved in this digital representation, ensuring a sophisticated aesthetic for interior applications. As a tileable asset, it provides consistent visual continuity across large surface areas, making it a versatile choice for architectural cladding, bespoke joinery, or luxury flooring where a refined, natural stone appearance is required.
The download is a 10.9 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.
Engineered for standard PBR workflows, this texture set includes albedo, displacement, normal, and roughness maps to ensure accurate light interaction. Users can easily map these assets onto geometry within any major rendering engine, adjusting the displacement scale to suit the desired level of surface depth. The material is fully tileable, allowing for seamless application across expansive planes without visible seams or repetitive patterns, significantly reducing post-production time when creating realistic interior visualisations or detailed architectural presentations.
This onyx texture is ideal for luxury residential projects, boutique hotel lobbies, and high-end retail environments. It works effectively as a feature wall material, a sleek vanity countertop, or as an elegant inlay for custom cabinetry. Architects and visualisers will find it particularly useful for projects requiring a sense of opulence and natural texture. When pairing this material, consider using it alongside muted brass fixtures or dark timber elements to enhance the depth and warmth of the brown and white stone tones.
Brown and White Banded Onyx Marble Texture
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