These square tiles are ceramic material. They are most suitable for the classic black and white floor.

The color combination, grout color, position random, grout width, edge wear level, amount of dents and scratches can all be changed by the Substance 3D SBSAR file.

These are rough terracotta tiles which are suitable for outdoor flooring. They are orange with mosaic patches on the surface.

The SBSAR Substance Designer file gives you a chance to manipulate the corner radius turning a square into rounded square.

Of course, the amount and ratio of the tiles can be changed. Besides, tilt level, bevel level, grout color, grout width, edge wear level, specks and scratches can also be adjusted.

These retro style tiles can commonly found in old Asian restaurants. Due to ageing, those tiles usually have a lot of wear and dirt.

The colors of the tiles, patterns and grout, edge wear level, dent intensity, degree of surface damage can be set by the substance player SBSAR file.

Those square yellow tiles are of Terracotta having a rather smooth surface, but with a tiny bumps.

The SBSAR allows you to control the amount, offset and color of tiles, grout width, damage level etc.

It is a terracotta tile which has a color mixture of orange, yellow and brown. Its surface has some tiny stones and thus is rather rough which is good for flooring gardens and outdoor areas.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the amount and ratio of tiles, offset, position random, edge wear level, bump level, size and color of stones etc.

They are worn tiles in retro style having colourful square and diamond shaped patterns.

The SBSAR allows users to change the number of tiles, alignment random, rotation random, colours, levels of edge wear and dirt etc.

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.

It is a raw beef steak having beautiful marbling. The intramuscular fat is evenly distributed among the whole piece of meat giving it the marble pattern.

Only Japanese A5 Wagyu or Australian M12 Wagyu has such fine marbling.

When it is closely examined, flesh texture could also be found.

These colorful tiles are ideal materials for producing mosaic artworks. There is color variation on each tile. Besides, golden glitter was spread across the mosaic pieces creating many tiny sprinkles.

As it is designed to be used for texturing art masterpieces, the tile layout is a bit random and the heights of tiles are uneven.

Dirt appear close to edges too.

It is definitely an excellent material for making quilted coats or puffer jackets. Some padded jackets are very colorful. This texture is one of these brightly colored outer garment.

Each quilted cell is puffed with cotton, so the whole texture bulges outwards.

To match the major material colors, orange threads is used.

The stitch color can be changed by downloading the SBSAR file.

This shiny silver texture is a typical material for making padded coats and jackets. The material is sewn into diamonds producing padded patterns. Each diamond pocket has some cotton inside. This ensure inner cotton is always evenly distributed.

There are also wrinkles, stitches, dirt and folds on the surface.

It is a primitive jade stone. Various green marble patterns can be found on the surface.

Yellowish spots also appear since this texture is a raw rocky material.

It is not a perfect green jade. There is subtle amount of yellow tint mixes with the precious green parts.

It is a skin texture of a watermelon. Dark green cracks are running vertically along the light green background.

By close inspection, there are millions of tiny crackles in lighter green areas.

Bumpy parts can also be found on the material.

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.

They are red terrazzo tiles having black and white fragments with a few yellowish flake patterns in between.

Edges are worn and damaged.

The terrazzo is quite similar to "Marble 0004" which is green instead of pink.

They are black tiles having terrazzo patterns. The terrazzo is composed of pink and white fragments, flakes and flecks.

Edges are worn and dirt appears on the surface too.

They are green terrazzo tiles. Each green tile has a lot of big white flakes and tiny black flakes. All those fragments create this terrazzo.

Edges of each tile is a bit weary and the surface is rather shiny.

This texture is one of the most common types of carpets which can be found in many offices.

There are seemingly parallel running threads on each tile. This pattern creates the identity for this office carpet tile.

As it is an old and aging carpet, dirt and worn out parts exist.

The red and white checkers are classical patterns used in textile industry. A lot of clothes, dresses, table cloths have this traditional checker pattern. If you go to the kitchen, you may find a kitchen cloth having this pattern.

If the texture is enlarged enough, thread texture can be seen.

This is a typical black and white tiles. Each 45-degree rotated black tile connects to 4 white tiles. This old-fashioned tiles could be found in many old-time movies.

The dirt enhances the aging effect.