It is a common and classical yellowish marble texture. This kind of texture can be found on walls and floors of many old hotels and buildings.

It is a perfect architectural material for traditional interior design.

It is a large piece of white marble which has a lot of black and grey cracks building the "network" of the marble.

There are thick and thin cracks and the background has different grey scales.

These bricks are organized in an very irregular pattern. Though it looks chaotic, they are roughly arranged row after row.

The weary bricks have different colors such as pink, yellow, orange, grey and brown.

Some are rectangular while some are square. Some are large and some are small.

This material is very suitable for walls.

These red bricks are arranged in running bond layout and they are partially covered by excessive cement came from grouts.

They have various red and orange colors. Some of them are white and have the colors of concrete.

The edges are worn and there are also pitting on bricks and grouts(gaps).

They are very typical red construction bricks. Though they are called as red bricks, their colors tend to be orange.

Their surface is very rough and full of pits or tiny holes. Edges are also ragged. There are also some damages on the exterior.

The brick layout of these bricks are quite different from classical one. They are arranged in a pattern called basket weave.

It is a disastrously damaged concrete wall exposing thoroughly rusted reinforcing steels.

Areas around rusty concrete steels are also contaminated by rust.

The concrete surface is very bumpy and full of pits.

Comparing to normal red bricks, these grey bricks are much longer. Unexceptionally, the bricks are arranged in running bone layout pattern.

Edge wear, edge dirt, trowel marks and lump areas are on the surface too!

They are classical red bricks widely used in many European countries including United Kingdom, Netherlands etc.

If you inspect the bricks carefully, you will find trowel marks on it. Of course, pits, scratches, worn and damaged areas also exist.

It is terrazzo. Some people group it as marble.

The pattern of terrazzo is the most popular and typical one. It has a variety of colors including orange, red, brown and grey.

The flakes are of different sizes too.

Surely, the tiles are blue and white porcelain having a diamond and a circle as the pattern.

The colors of the tiles are alternating creating the checker pattern.

The diamond and circle on each tile are not flat. They have depth and thickness.

This is the most typical marble pattern which is orange and has white stripes.

There is dirt on these square tiles. The dirt can barely been seen, but it affects the glossiness.

This marble pattern is usually found in lobbies of old hotels.

This concrete texture has cracks, pitting, flakes and scratches on the surface.

This texture is suitable for walls and pavements.

Those gray bricks have a lot of mosses on the surface. If they are enlarged, lichens can also be found.

This texture is rather bumpy and coarse.

It can act as both a wall material and a floor material.

They are typical red bricks. Some bricks are broken while some have cracks. They have rough surface.

Cement is found on some bricks too.

They are red bricks with cracks, pits and pores on the surface. Some of the bricks have been etched due to weathering.

Worn out marks can easily be seen.

Have you ever noticed what the metallic texture of a train is ? This texture can be found on doors of underground trains. When your face is pushed to a train door during rush hours, you will discover the surface of train doors are covered with well aligned tiny crosses.

This scratched wood is covered with countless mosses and mold/mould.

There are different colors of mosses. It implies it is a habitat of many species of mosses.

It is the optimal texture for antique furniture which is usually full of mold.

It is a light brown wood with a lot of scratches. The wood pattern is pretty distinguishable.

This material is right for desks, school chairs and cupboards.

The hexagonal shape grants specialty to the tiles though it is made of common black and white colors.

The dirt affects the shininess of the floor. If beverage is spilled on the floor and is not thoroughly cleaned, it will leave similar dirt.

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.