Seamless PBR texture, extremely damaged and aged Victorian damask wallpaper, 180
Seamless PBR texture, extremely damaged and aged Victorian damask wallpaper, 180: free seamless fabric PBR material with albedo, normal, roughness, AO, and metalness maps. CC0 licensed.
Crafted from the prompt: "Seamless PBR texture, extremely damaged and aged Victorian damask wallpaper, 1800s, cheap paper quality, top-down orthographic view, flat lighting, no perspective, no shadows
Base Color: Dominant deep faded oxblood red base #6B2F2A, with very muted dusty rose damask floral pattern #8A4B45. Pattern is barely lighter than base, almost tone-on-tone. Large areas of peeling, torn paper revealing cracked beige plaster underneath #C7B8A3. Heavy surface dirt, grime, water stains, mold spots. Non-metallic, no gold.
Roughness: High overall roughness 0.85-0.95. Paper is matte and fibrous. Plaster areas slightly smoother at 0.7. Raised paint edges and cracks add micro-roughness.
Normal: Strong surface detail. Damask pattern is very lightly embossed, barely 0.1mm. Deep cracks, peeling layers, and torn edges up to 3mm depth. Fibrous paper texture visible. Plaster has rough, uneven, cracked surface.
Height/Displacement: Significant height variation. Intact wallpaper at base level. Peeling sections lift 2-4mm off surface with curled, broken edges. Exposed plaster sits 1-2mm below paper level. Deep cracks and missing chunks in plaster.
Metallic: 0.0, no metallic properties.
Ambient Occlusion: Strong AO in cracks, under peeling edges, torn holes, and around damask pattern recesses.
Details: Large vertical tears with exposed lath/plaster, alligator cracking in paint, flaking layers, dust accumulation in recesses, small holes, discoloration from water damage. Ornate Victorian damask with floral scrolls and urn motifs, repeating pattern. Surface is filthy, brittle, decrepit.
Tileable, seamless, photorealistic, physically accurate"
PBR maps included: albedo, normal, roughness, height, ambient occlusion, metalness. Resolution 1K. License CC0 (public domain).