STONE FLOOR

CGVista uploads a curated collection of map sources dedicated to brick surface representation — one of the most widely used materials in architectural and building visualization.

Brick is deceptively complex. The same wall can feel rough and industrial, warm and traditional, or sharp and contemporary — depending entirely on the color, finish, and bond pattern of the brick used. Getting that right matters. This collection covers a wide range of brick types, from classic running bond to more distinctive stacked and herringbone arrangements, across various tones, weathering levels, and surface finishes.

Every texture has been selected or produced with seamless tiling in mind. Repeating brick patterns are notoriously difficult to get right — visible seams and repetition artifacts can break the realism of an entire render. Each map in this collection has been evaluated for how well it holds up at scale, whether you’re texturing a single accent wall or an entire building facade.

The maps are ready to apply directly to your models without additional processing, and are compatible across major rendering engines and real-time environments. Albedo, normal, roughness, and displacement maps are included where available, giving you full control over the final look.

Choose the variant that fits your project’s tone — and let the material do the talking.