Lacquered Beech Wood Spearmint
Beech is first sanded smooth, then successive thin coats of pigmented lacquer are built up, each cured before the next is applied. Left unfilled, the coat sits over the timber without levelling it, so the wood's grain fibres and pore structure remain present as real relief beneath the colour. The result is a solid, evenly coloured surface that still carries the beech's own fibre texture underneath.
These PBR texture maps carry that relationship directly: the normal and clearcoat data follow the beech's fibre structure beneath the pigment rather than describing a smooth, filled film, so reflections break across the grain as they do on the physical finish. Made for furniture visualisation and contemporary interior design work, the set is validated across lighting conditions.
Optimized for Metallic/Roughness workflows. (Note: For Specular/Glossiness workflow, simply invert the Roughness map inside your render engine).
These dimensions serve as guidance, ensuring realism and consistency. All assets are encouraged to be used flexibly and can be scaled accordingly to suit different scales or art-directed scenarios.
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Key Features
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✓High-resolution Seamless PBR texture
- ✓Artist-reviewed and color calibrated
- ✓Commercial license included
- ✓Instant download
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✓Maps Included: Ambientocclusion, Basecolor, Clearcoatcolor, Clearcoatnormal, Clearcoatroughness, Height, Metallic, Normal, Roughness maps
