Brick and roof textures

Grey brick texture with pale mortar

In short

Cozy Grey Brick Wall mixes cool grey and soft lavender bricks with almost white mortar, licensed CC0. It shares the 24 course, 1.8 m layout of the other brick walls and is ready to download in 2K and 1K.

Tile size: 1 tile = 1.8 × 1.8 m
Maps: Base color, normal (GL and DX), roughness, AO, height
Resolutions: 2K (2048 px), 1K (1024 px)
Format: PNG, metallic 0
License: CC0 1.0

2K ZIP 9.3 MB · 2048 px 1K ZIP 3.5 MB · 1024 px

CC0 1.0 · six maps, README and license in every ZIP

Cool grey and lavender bricks, pale joints

01Six PBR maps

Base colorcozy-brick-grey_<res>_basecolor.pngsRGB · 8 bit RGB
Normal OpenGL (Y+)cozy-brick-grey_<res>_normal_gl.pnglinear · 8 bit RGB
Normal DirectX (Y−)cozy-brick-grey_<res>_normal_dx.pnggreen channel inverted
Roughnesscozy-brick-grey_<res>_roughness.pnglinear · 8 bit grey
Ambient occlusioncozy-brick-grey_<res>_ao.pnglinear · 8 bit grey
Heightcozy-brick-grey_<res>_height.pnglinear · 16 bit · 0 … 1 = 12 mm

Resolution	Maps	Unpacked	ZIP
2K · 2048 × 2048 px	6 PNG	9.0 MB	9.3 MB
1K · 1024 × 1024 px	6 PNG	3.2 MB	3.5 MB

Cozy Grey Brick Wall, base color repeated 2 × 2 without visible seams — basecolor 1K · 2 × 2 = 3.6 × 3.6 m

02Seamless tiling and scale

One tile: 1.8 × 1.8 m
Scale 1: bricks 21.5 x 6.5 cm, running bond
Scale 2: 8 bricks x 24 courses per tile, mortar joints 1 cm
Height range: 0 … 1 = 12 mm
UV repeat: size in m ÷ 1.8 (4 m: 2.22×)
Displacement: 0.012 m, midlevel 0

Step by step for Blender, Godot, Unity, Unreal and three.js: texture setup guide.

03Example scene

Free 3D models in this render:

Cozy Grey Brick Wall, example scene — scene.jpg

04About this texture

Grey brick suits places that feel cooler or more industrial: workshops, warehouses, garden sheds, harbour buildings and city back streets. Here the stones keep a pastel undertone of lilac, so they still match the warm props of the cozy series. The bright mortar works the other way round from the red wall, outlining dark bricks with light lines. The scene puts it behind a potting bench and a bucket, a typical garden corner.

Good for

Workshops, warehouses and garages
Harbour buildings and back alleys
Garden sheds and greenhouses

Questions and answers

Can I mix grey and red bricks on one building?

Yes. Both share the brick size, bond and tile, so a red facade with a grey plinth or grey window frames lines up course by course.

Why is the mortar lighter than the bricks?

Pale joints between grey bricks are common on real walls and make the pattern readable at a distance. If you prefer dark joints, darken the joint areas of the base colour using the AO map as a mask.