Textures

Seamless textures and material images for plans, elevations, sections and renders: brick, concrete, stone, timber, fabric, ground surfaces and the mixed graphics packs that bundle several families together.

Seamless means the tile repeats without a visible seam, which matters the moment a surface is larger than the image. The two failures worth watching for are a repeat you can see once you zoom out, and a scale that ignores the drawing — brick tiled so the courses read at 400 mm makes a wall look like a garden path, however sharp the image is.

In a flat drawing a texture carries material information that a hatch cannot: direction, coarseness, joint pattern, weathering. In a render it does more work still, because a diffuse image without a matching roughness or bump map produces the flat, plastic surface that gives away an inexperienced render.

See drawing scales, a real visualisation workflow and why renders look fake.