
This glossy green subway ceramic tile PBR material features a clean running bond layout and is provided as a 2K tileable texture. This high-gloss subway tile material presents a classic rectangular format arranged in a traditional running bond pattern. The surface exhibits a vibrant, uniform green glaze with subtle reflective qualities that suggest a high-fired ceramic finish. Precise, thin light-toned grout lines define each tile, providing a crisp contrast to the saturated green field. The material is designed for architectural visualisation, capturing the characteristic depth and sheen of glazed wall cladding. Its clean, geometric layout ensures a consistent aesthetic, making it a reliable choice for surfaces requiring a polished, contemporary appearance in interior environments.
The download is a 9.9 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.
Apply this PBR material to wall surfaces or floor planes by mapping the provided albedo, normal, and displacement textures. The tileable nature of the maps allows for seamless application across large areas without visible repetition in the pattern. Users should adjust the roughness and glossiness parameters in their chosen rendering engine to achieve the desired level of light reflection on the glazed surface. Ensure proper UV unwrapping for optimal alignment of the running bond geometry across complex architectural forms.
Glossy Green Subway Ceramic Tile Material
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Ideal for kitchen splashbacks, bathroom wall cladding, or feature walls in residential and boutique hospitality projects, this tile material pairs effectively with minimalist fixtures and warm timber accents. It serves well in commercial retail spaces where a vibrant, clean, and durable wall finish is required. Professionals often search for this asset when specifying classic subway tiles, green ceramic finishes, or glossy wall textures for interior design schemes, ensuring a professional and high-quality finish for close-up architectural renders.
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Covers 1 seat.