About this asset

This weathered white ceramic square tile PBR texture features a distressed, cracked finish suitable for realistic interior rendering. The texture presents a classic grid of square white ceramic tiles, each showing significant signs of wear and age. The surface is heavily characterised by irregular cracks, chips, and missing tile fragments that reveal the rough, grey substrate beneath. The grout lines are deep and weathered, contributing to an authentic, aged appearance. This material is designed to simulate a neglected or historical wall finish, providing high visual interest through its contrast between clean white glazed surfaces and raw, damaged areas. It is suitable for applications requiring a realistic, lived-in aesthetic.

The download is a 17.2 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 should apply these 2K maps within their preferred rendering engine using standard PBR material workflows. The archive includes albedo, displacement, normal, roughness, and ambient occlusion maps, allowing for precise control over surface depth and light interaction. The tileable nature of the texture ensures that it can be mapped across large wall surfaces or floor plates without creating noticeable repeating patterns, making it highly efficient for architectural visualisation projects where large-scale coverage is required.

This weathered tile texture is ideal for projects requiring a gritty or historical atmosphere, such as industrial-style lofts, abandoned building scenes, or traditional bathrooms in need of a distressed finish. It pairs effectively with raw concrete, rusted metal, or timber elements to enhance a sense of architectural authenticity. Professionals often use this asset in residential or hospitality design to add character to feature walls, backsplashes, or flooring in spaces intended to look aged or reclaimed.