About this asset

This 2K PBR tree end section texture provides a raw, sawn-wood surface for authentic material mapping in architectural visualisations. This high-resolution PBR texture captures the realistic aesthetic of a freshly sawn tree end, featuring natural wood grain patterns and subtle variations in colour. The surface displays the characteristic radial growth rings and fibrous texture of raw timber, with slight tonal shifts from beige to pale brown. The inclusion of displacement and normal maps ensures that the fine details of the saw marks and wood grain are accurately rendered, providing depth and realism to any surface application. It is ideal for adding organic detail to cut logs, rustic furniture components, or decorative wood elements.

The download is an 11.5 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion, displacement and opacity maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

To integrate this PBR asset, apply the albedo map to the base colour channel and use the normal and displacement maps to define the surface relief. Adjust the roughness map to control the light reflection, ensuring the raw wood finish appears matte. When applying to 3D geometry, ensure the UV mapping is scaled appropriately to maintain the visual integrity of the wood grain. This texture is compatible with all standard PBR-based rendering workflows in major 3D software packages.

Architects and visualisers will find this texture essential for projects requiring natural, rustic, or vernacular details. It is particularly effective when applied to timber-clad interior features, landscape design elements, or furniture design where a raw, honest material finish is desired. Use it to enhance the realism of log piles, cross-cut beam ends, or rustic wood accents in residential and hospitality environments. It pairs well with other natural materials like stone, raw concrete, and linen to create authentic, tactile interior and exterior spaces.