About this asset

This seamless PBR concrete paver texture features a classic herringbone pattern in charcoal, provided with a full map set. The texture captures a realistic arrangement of rectangular concrete pavers laid in a standard herringbone bond. Each unit displays a weathered, matte surface with subtle variations in tone and texture, suggesting exposure to the elements. The joints are tightly packed and filled, reinforcing the utilitarian aesthetic of the material. The dark charcoal colour palette provides a neutral base suitable for various exterior applications. The high-fidelity scan ensures that the natural imperfections of the individual pavers are preserved, delivering a convincing, non-repetitive visual quality across large surfaces in architectural renderings.

The download is a 76.7 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

Apply this PBR texture set to ground planes or exterior site models within your rendering software. The included albedo, roughness, normal, and displacement maps allow for precise control over surface depth and light interaction. Ensure the UV mapping is set to a 2.4m by 2.4m scale to maintain the intended real-world dimensions of the pavers. For optimal results, use the displacement map to enhance the 3D relief of the joints and edges in close-up camera angles.

This material is ideal for exterior landscaping, urban plazas, residential driveways, and pedestrian pathways. It pairs well with modern building facades, minimalist concrete walls, and natural stone landscaping elements. Professionals seeking to add authentic detail to site plans or exterior visualisations will find this texture useful for ground surfacing. The neutral dark grey tone integrates seamlessly into both contemporary and industrial design schemes, providing a solid, grounded appearance for high-traffic outdoor areas in various project stages from concept to final presentation.