Material · Wood
Teak
Golden-brown teak with a smooth, oiled-looking finish. For decks, outdoor furniture, boats and warm interior scenes.
Settings and defaults
- Color
- #A0826D
- Opacity
- 1
- Metalness
- 0
- Roughness
- 0.5
- Env Map Intensity
- 0.4
- Transparent
- Off
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Ash
Light tan ash with a satin finish, slightly olive in tone. For furniture, tool handles, sports gear and natural interiors.
WoodCedar
Warm reddish cedar with a dry, matte finish. For saunas, cladding, outdoor furniture and rustic cabin scenes.
WoodMahogany
Dark reddish-brown mahogany with a smooth, half-sheen finish. For classic furniture, libraries and luxury product scenes.
WoodOak
Medium brown oak with a dry satin finish. The neutral, default wood for furniture, floors and product plinths in a 3D scene.
WoodPine
Pale, honey-coloured pine with the roughest finish of the wood set. For cabins, crates, workshop scenes and simple furniture.
WoodCherry
Warm reddish-brown cherry wood with a smooth finish. For traditional furniture, cabinetry and warm interior scenes.
WoodWorks well with
Strata
Pictures as stacks of thin horizontal plates lit by the scene, each plate’s front following the picture’s brightness like a laser-cut relief: inactive ones are a flat grey stack, the active one slides forward into relief in full colour; the cursor pushes plates back. Use for architecture, product, interiors and craft showcases.
Gallery layoutDirectional Light
Parallel rays from one direction (like the sun). Use for sunlight, moonlight, key light.
LightEngraving
Pictures drawn as banknote engraving, fine parallel lines bent and widened by the picture’s tone: inactive ones are a faint grey hatch, the active one thickens into full colour behind a soft wave; the cursor turns the hatching under it. Use for luxury, finance, heritage and editorial showcases.
Gallery layoutEngraving
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 layout