
This 2K seamless PBR stone texture provides a detailed, weathered rock surface for architectural rendering and landscape design. This texture captures a rugged, natural stone surface characterized by deep fissures, uneven undulations, and weathered patches. The visual data displays a palette of muted greys and earthy browns, with subtle moss-like inclusions that enhance the organic, aged aesthetic. As a PBR material, it includes essential maps—albedo, displacement, normal, roughness, and ambient occlusion—to accurately simulate the complex light interaction and depth of real rock formations. Its tileable nature ensures that large-scale applications on site plans, facade panels, or retaining walls remain consistent without visible seams or repetitive patterns, maintaining a high level of photorealistic fidelity.
The download is a 28.8 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.
Users can apply this texture to complex geometry or flat planes within any rendering engine that supports PBR workflows. By assigning the displacement map to the mesh, you can achieve significant surface relief, while the normal map provides fine-grained detail. The roughness and ambient occlusion maps should be linked to their respective channels to control light reflection and contact shadows. This material is ideal for creating realistic ground cover, natural cladding, or detailed rock features in both exterior and interior scenes.
Grey Weathered Stone Rock Texture in Brown
Free
Incorporate this material into landscape projects, such as garden walls, natural stone pathways, or rugged cliff-side terrain for residential and urban developments. It serves as an effective backdrop for architectural visualisations that require a raw, tactile quality. Professionals will find this useful when texturing site context models, hardscaping, or feature rock elements in hospitality and public realm designs. It pairs effectively with diverse vegetation assets and concrete structures, offering a versatile solution for designers aiming to ground their 3D models in realistic environmental textures.
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