These terracotta tiles have various colours, but in dull shades. Water and water stains can be found on the surface.

This texture is brilliant for outdoor flooring, especially gardens and backyards.

They are hexagonal terracotta tiles covered by a lot of tiny dust and dirt. This texture is commonly used as a pavement in kitchens and backyards.

They are fan shaped Moroccan tiles made of ceramic. This texture has a slightly glossy surface.

This concrete tile pavement is made of circular and square orange tiles. The texture is a good idea for kitchen, bathroom, outdoor patios etc.

These black tiles are made of hexagonal, diamond and star-shaped patterns. The grout and surface is full of yellowish-brown sand. This texture is good for garden floor.

They are rough terracotta tiles having yellowish and sandy colours. Damages, dents and scratches can be found on these hexagonal pavers.

The tile colour, surface roughness, tile height, edge smoothness, edge wear level, grout colour, grout width, amount of dents, amount of scratches, damage level etc. can be managed through the Substance SBSAR file.

These are hexagonal terracotta tiles having reddish shades of colours. They are old pavers having a lot of scratches, dents and pores.

The colour of the tiles, colour variation, surface roughness, level of edge wear, grout colour, grout width, amount of dents, scratches, and dirt etc. can all be controlled by the Substance SBSAR file.

It is a terracotta type of tiles in brown and having a little shiny surface.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the color, amount and ratio of tiles, position random, rotation random, grout width, edge wear level, bump level etc.

It is a brown terracotta. This fan-shaped tile is a classic pattern of floor. There are edge wear, dents and scratches.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the colors of tiles and grout, adjust the tile color variation, tune the edge wear, set the amount of dents and scratches etc.

From its blue pattern, we can tell it is denim which is a perfect fabric for texturing jeans.

It is a concrete texture composed of Corinthian columns. Due to weathering and aging, a lot of wear and cracks appear on the surface.

Despite its name columns, this texture suits extremely well for walls and urns.

It is a classic red brick wall. On the top is a thin layer of plaster that has a botched workmanship. Brush strokes are prominent. Besides, the plaster only covers some parts of the wall.

This is a tweed that is made of woolen fabric and rough. All thick threads are closely woven giving it a cheviot appearance.

The pattern is done by mixing colored yarn or dyed wool.

Tweed is commonly used in producing suits and coats.

These are classic old tiles with star-shaped patterns printed. The tiles become yellowish due to aging. The edges of tiles are worn to reveal its history.

Dirt and dust can also be found on the floor. Dents occasionally appear on some tiles.

These are fan-shaped French mosaic tiles. Their colors are made of different tonal grey ranging from light grey to dark grey.

Dirt and dust could be found on the surface.

It is a splendid material for texturing pavement or sidewalk. It can be used for wall texturing though.

This green and grey pattern is a classic tile which can be found in many old houses.

Yellowish dirt can be found along edges of the tiles due to aging.

Besides, dirt and edge wear appear everywhere.

This texture has a very typical window patterns which can be found in a lot of old houses, so it is very suitable to be used as a vintage glass texture.

By applying the texture, the glass can immediately has 70s style.

It is semi-transparent texture.

It is Chevron Parquet wood flooring though it looks like a Herringbone floor very much.

You may find the different between Chevron and Herringbone by comparing Red Brick Texture in Herringbone Pattern (Bricks 0003).

Each wooden tile has different colors and bark patterns from others. This makes every tile unique.

Clearly, they are typical black and white marble tiles in a checker layout. White cracks are running across black tiles while black crackles are spreading over white checkers.

They are commonly used for paving indoor floors.

It is a highly reflective black and white marble plate.

The white cracks have different width and the black cloudy background creates an illusion of depth.

It is a perfect material for texturing walls and floors in 3D architectural visualization (archviz).