
This weathered blue ceramic tile PBR texture features a distressed grid pattern, providing 2K maps for realistic surface rendering. This PBR material presents a heavily weathered ceramic tile surface, defined by a distinct grid layout. The tiles exhibit a vivid blue glaze that is partially chipped away, exposing a raw, grey concrete-like substrate beneath. The surface is characterised by heavy cracking, surface scuffs, and irregular loss of the ceramic finish, suggesting a long period of exposure or neglect. The grout lines are deeply recessed, adding significant relief to the material. This combination of vibrant colour and industrial decay provides a highly tactile, realistic finish suitable for detailed close-up visualisations in architectural rendering.
The download is an 18.8 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 2K texture set to architectural surfaces by mapping the albedo, normal, displacement, roughness, and ambient occlusion files within your preferred render engine. The material is designed to be fully tileable across large floor plates or facade elevations without visible seams. Adjust the displacement map intensity to achieve the desired depth in the grout lines and cracked areas, ensuring the material interacts accurately with your scene lighting for a convincing, high-fidelity result in your final output.
Weathered Blue Ceramic Tile PBR Texture 134 C
Free
Ideal for urban decay scenes, industrial warehouse renovations, or retro-fitted residential projects, this texture adds authentic character to interior and exterior surfaces. It pairs effectively with raw concrete, rusted steel, or exposed brickwork to build a gritty, lived-in aesthetic. Professionals searching for distressed finishes, damaged tiling, or urban surface materials will find this asset versatile for both hero shots and background context in high-end visualisations, providing a quick way to introduce age and texture to otherwise sterile 3D environments.
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