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.

It is a blue and white knitting wool. Each thread has fiber and fur details.

It is a fantastic texture for sweaters and similar outfits.

It is a crumpled parcel packaging paper with hundreds of wrinkles and folds. There are different sizes of folds ranging from extra large to small.

You can simply use this texture as a packaging material. It can immediately turn a plain box into a parcel package.

The paper has been symmetrically folded and unfold leaving a prominent crease mark at the center.

Wrinkles, dirts and scratches are on the paper too.

It is a rough paper.

The wavy folds of the paper is created by rolling and unrolling. Spotty dirt and hairy dirt is on the paper.

This paper is rather smooth except the hairy dirt which creates a little bumpy surface.

The color and texture of this paper texture makes it similar to a memo paper. It has quite a lot of crumples, so it is brilliant to be a texture of used memo notes.

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.

It is a cobalt or nickel like metal plate. The surface has been hammered, so it is very uneven and bumpy. The surface is also oxidized affecting the reflection.

This texture composes of multiple corrugated sheets of metal stacking on each other. The wavy shape of corrugated metals makes it stands out among other metals.

If you look at it carefully, you will find there are rusty cuts and scratches.

All barks are running in parallel along the surface. These parallel barks give the uniqueness of this wood texture.

A few deep and big barks randomly appear on the tree skin. If SBSAR file is used, the depth of these big barks can be adjusted.

Similar texture can be found in wooden doors etc.

Definitely, it is a very primitive tree bark texture. The skin is very bumpy, uneven and has a lot of barks.

The prominent tree rings give the uniqueness of this tree bark texture.

It is favorable for industrial-style furniture.

It is a large single piece of wood which has thousands of tree barks on the surface.

It is suited to large wooden furniture such as wardrobes and tables

They are aging wood planks. Their edges and surfaces are worn out, so the colors become lighter on those areas.

This wood texture pattern is the most conventional flooring material.

As it is not a printed material, the barks have depth and texture.

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.

They are typical tactile pavement tiles which you can find on almost every street in modern cities. Each tactile tile has bumped up flat dots. Each dot or circle has tiny crosses on the top to increase the fiction of the ground.

This paving tiles are usually used with its companion tiles Tiles 0011.

These tiles have a pattern of dots while its complementary tiles Tiles 0011 have a pattern of 3 bands.

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.