
This 2K seamless PBR texture features teal glossy subway tiles in a running bond pattern, designed for high-quality archviz. This PBR material captures the characteristic appearance of glazed ceramic subway tiles. The surface exhibits a high-gloss finish that interacts realistically with light, providing subtle reflections and depth. The tiles are arranged in a classic running bond pattern, featuring crisp, clean grout lines that define each rectangular unit. The rich teal colour provides a bold accent, suitable for vibrant interior schemes. The texture set includes essential maps for albedo, displacement, normal, and roughness, ensuring accurate physical representation of the tile surface, edge bevels, and grout depth within a rendering engine.
The download is an 11.5 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 2K texture to wall surfaces in your rendering software by mapping the albedo to the diffuse channel and using the normal and displacement maps to generate surface detail and grout depth. Adjust the roughness map to fine-tune the specular highlights on the glazed ceramic surface. Because the map is fully seamless, it can be tiled across large vertical surfaces, such as kitchen backsplashes or bathroom walls, without visible repetition or discontinuities in the bond pattern.
These teal subway tiles are ideal for contemporary residential kitchens, luxury bathroom designs, or feature walls in hospitality projects like boutique cafes and bars. They pair effectively with brass fixtures, light timber cabinetry, or neutral stone surfaces to create a sophisticated colour contrast. Professionals searching for a durable, high-impact wall finish will find this material useful for interior elevations and close-up detail renders where realistic light reflection and authentic ceramic glazing are required to define the space.
Teal Glossy Ceramic Subway Tile Texture
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