Aged stone surfaces offer a natural aesthetic that carries the marks of centuries. LotPixel’s Aged Stone Floor Texture was specifically scanned for designers looking to recreate this historical surface in digital environments with high accuracy. Captured using photogrammetry, the texture reflects real world details such as cracks, worn stone lines, and porous patterns, giving your scenes a rich and authentic character.
This floor texture doesn’t just replicate physical reality it adds atmosphere to your scenes. It’s an excellent choice for abandoned streets, old stone pavements, museum interiors, or any environment aiming to convey a sense of age and character. From cinematic scenes to VR experiences, games, and architectural visualizations, this texture serves a wide range of creative applications. With LotPixel’s high-quality standards, this scanned material adds both visual depth and technical value to your work.
The Aged Stone Floor Texture is fully PBR compatible, including essential texture maps such as Albedo, Normal, Roughness, and Ambient Occlusion. Its seamless design ensures smooth tiling over large surfaces without visible repetition. This makes it perfect for architects and 3D artists who need consistent textures across wide floor areas. It also integrates easily into popular software like Blender, Unreal Engine, and Unity.
Our texture is available starting from 1K and up to a maximum resolution of 8K, with each level optimized for different project needs. Full 8K versions are accessible to our Premium members. Whether used as an in game floor surface, the façade of a historical structure, or a background element in high-resolution renderings, this scanned asset delivers realism that captivates both creators and viewers alike.
At LotPixel, this photogrammetry based texture isn’t just a surface it's an atmosphere. With over 6000 scanned and procedural materials in our library, you can bring any creative vision to life. Add the Aged Stone Floor Texture to your collection today and discover the LotPixel difference.
