Concrete and plaster are the two surfaces that show most in facade and interior shots, and the ones that give a render away fastest: a texture at the wrong scale makes a wall look like a scale model. Here are ten 2K textures, each with colour, roughness and normal maps and a ready Blender material.
Which one
| Scene | Texture |
|---|---|
| Modern exposed-concrete facade | Concrete wall 003, or Concrete 034 |
| Warehouse or car-park floor | Worn concrete floor 001, or Rough concrete floor 02 |
| Painted interior wall | Beige painted wall, or Smooth white plaster |
| Old or neglected building | Cracked concrete wall, or Layered concrete 02 |
The textures
Concrete 034 texture (PBR, 2K)
A realistic 2K concrete texture: colour, roughness, normal (DirectX and OpenGL) and displacement maps, with a ready Blender material.
Worn concrete floor 001
A concrete floor with wear and stains, for warehouses, car parks and industrial interiors. 2K maps.
Concrete wall 003
An exposed concrete wall with natural texture and tone variation, for facades and interior walls. 2K maps.
Beige painted wall
Smooth beige painted plaster with a matte finish and soft colour variation, for interior walls. 2K maps.
Painted exterior plaster
Slightly discoloured exterior plaster with worn patches and stains, for aged facades. 2K maps.
Smooth white plaster
Smooth, flat white plaster with a soft matte finish and fine roughness, for walls and ceilings. 2K maps.
Rough concrete floor 02
A rough, weathered grey-brown concrete floor with moss stains, for outdoor yards. 2K maps.
Layered concrete 02
Rough grey concrete plaster with chipped layers, cracks and board lines. 2K maps.
Cracked concrete wall
A rough, cracked beige concrete or plaster wall with stains and dry dirt. 2K maps.
Grey plaster
Porous, rough matte grey plaster with soft colour variation, for interior and exterior walls. 2K maps.
Set the real-world size
Each texture’s page states the area it covers, such as 3 m × 3 m. In Blender set the Scale of the Mapping node so one metre of the scene is one metre of the image; in 3ds Max use a UVW Map of type Box with the same size. That alone fixes most concrete scenes that look fake.
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