Grey Crushed Stone Gravel PBR Texture, Fine-Grained Crushed Aggregate

This 2K seamless PBR gravel texture features fine grey crushed stone, providing a realistic surface for landscape visualisations. The material consists of a dense, uniform layer of crushed stone aggregate in shades of cool grey. The texture captures the irregular, sharp-edged geometry typical of quarried gravel, with subtle variations in particle size that create a naturalistic, non-repetitive appearance. The surface is dry and matte, showing realistic light scattering across the small, jagged stones. This PBR set includes essential maps for albedo, displacement, normal, roughness, and ambient occlusion, ensuring that the physical depth and surface detail respond accurately to light and shadow in any viewport or final render.

The download is a 32.8 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 material to ground planes, paths, or driveways within your rendering software. Use the displacement map in conjunction with a subdivision modifier to achieve genuine geometric depth on the surface, while the normal map adds micro-detail to the stones without increasing polygon count. The texture is fully tileable, allowing for seamless scaling across large site plans or extensive exterior hardscaping. Ensure the roughness and AO maps are correctly mapped to maintain realistic light absorption and contact shadows.

Ideal for architectural site plans, residential garden designs, and urban public realm projects, this gravel texture provides a versatile finish for exterior hardscaping. It pairs effectively with concrete paving, timber decking, or modern facade materials to ground exterior scenes. Professionals searching for natural ground cover or site-specific aggregate finishes will find this asset suitable for both wide-angle landscape masterplans and intimate close-up shots of exterior building entrances, pathways, or decorative stone beds in contemporary architectural visualisations.