Worn Mossy Plasterwall

CGVista uploads a curated collection of map sources dedicated to wall surfaces — the most constant presence in any architectural or interior visualization.

Walls are background until they aren’t. In a well-composed render, the wall surface is what holds the entire scene together — providing the neutral foundation that lets furniture, lighting, and focal objects read clearly. But in close-up work, or in spaces where the wall itself is the design statement, surface quality becomes everything. A poorly textured wall breaks spatial believability faster than almost any other element in the scene.

This collection covers the full range of wall surface conditions found in real production: bare concrete in various aggregate exposures, smooth and textured plaster, painted finishes from flat to semi-gloss, exposed block, tiled surfaces, and panel systems. Each map reflects a different structural and aesthetic intent — from raw and utilitarian to refined and finished.

Every texture has been selected or produced with large-scale tiling performance in mind. Wall maps are applied across bigger surface areas than almost any other material in a scene, which means repetition artifacts and visible seams are more damaging here than elsewhere. These maps hold up at scale without breaking the illusion.

Albedo, normal, roughness, and displacement maps are included where available, giving you full control over surface depth, finish variation, and light response across any wall type.

Choose the surface that fits the space — and let the walls define the room.