Material · Wood
Rosewood
Deep wine-red rosewood with a smooth half-sheen. For luxury furniture, instruments and rich, dark interior scenes.
Settings and defaults
- Color
- #65000B
- Opacity
- 1
- Metalness
- 0
- Roughness
- 0.5
- Env Map Intensity
- 0.5
- Transparent
- Off
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Ebony
Near-black ebony with a smooth, reflective finish. For luxury objects, piano-style details and dark premium product scenes.
WoodCherry
Warm reddish-brown cherry wood with a smooth finish. For traditional furniture, cabinetry and warm interior scenes.
WoodMahogany
Dark reddish-brown mahogany with a smooth, half-sheen finish. For classic furniture, libraries and luxury product scenes.
WoodPolished Wood
Oak-coloured wood with a high-gloss varnish that reflects the scene. For lacquered furniture, instruments and premium product details.
WoodWalnut
Rich dark brown walnut with a soft satin finish. For premium furniture, mid-century interiors and dark, warm product scenes.
WoodTeak
Golden-brown teak with a smooth, oiled-looking finish. For decks, outdoor furniture, boats and warm interior scenes.
WoodWorks well with
Apollonian Grid
An Apollonian gasket of tangent circles built by circle inversion, re-balanced by a slow Möbius flow. Use for jewel-like, mathematical and luxury scenes.
GridEngraving
The picture as an ink engraving on paper, fine strokes laid along its own isophotes, dense where it is dark, at a depth set by brightness; a change lifts and turns every stroke to the new picture's flow like filings in a field. Use for luxury, editorial, banknote and art direction.
ImageGirih Grid
Islamic star-and-rosette strapwork built by Hankin polygons-in-contact: rays leave every edge midpoint at the contact angle and close into interlaced stars. Use for ornament, palace, mosaic and ritual floors.
GridGlass Panes
Pictures sealed behind thick panes of physical glass that refract the room and are lit by the scene; the front pane steps forward, the others stand back dimmer. Use for architecture, luxury, product and corporate showcases.
Gallery layoutHandwriting
A pen writes the text in single strokes, slowing in tight curves where the ink pools and drying from wet sheen to rest colour; a faint sheen drifts over the dry ink. Use for signatures, titles and invitations.
TextKintsugi
Crack a 3D object and mend it with flowing gold seams, after the Japanese art of kintsugi. Reverse draws the gold back.
Object effect