About this asset

This sage green square ceramic tile PBR texture features a clean stacked grid pattern designed for seamless wall applications. This PBR material presents a contemporary square ceramic tile finish in a soft, muted sage green tone. The tiles are arranged in a precise, uniform stacked grid layout with thin, neutral-toned grout lines that provide a subtle definition between each unit. The surface exhibits a smooth, semi-matte finish that responds naturally to ambient light, making it suitable for modern interior surfaces. The texture is engineered for high-fidelity rendering, ensuring the tile geometry and grout depth are accurately represented through the included displacement and normal maps, maintaining visual consistency across large surface areas.

The download is a 15.1 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.

To implement this material, load the diffuse, roughness, normal, and displacement maps into the corresponding slots of your rendering engine's material editor. Adjust the displacement scale according to the desired grout depth and ensure the UV mapping is set to a consistent scale to maintain the grid alignment. The seamless nature of these maps allows for tiling across extensive surfaces without visible pattern repetition, making it an efficient choice for large-scale architectural wall cladding or interior finishing projects.

These tiles are ideally suited for residential kitchen splashbacks, modern bathroom wall cladding, or feature walls in hospitality projects. The calm sage green palette pairs well with natural timber, brushed brass fixtures, or neutral stone surfaces, offering a versatile aesthetic for minimalist or contemporary interior designs. Professionals searching for clean, uniform wall finishes will find this texture useful for creating realistic interior elevations and close-up detail renders where subtle, high-quality ceramic surfaces are required to ground the overall room composition.