A stone floor is a grid: tile module, joint width and vein direction decide whether the room reads as travertine, limestone or slate. These maps carry their measured repetition sizes so the grid stays honest under furniture and at grazing angles.
Pair them with the stone wall collection for continuous materials between wall and floor, and the scale guide for the mapping recipe.
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Frequently asked questions
What tile module should I map?
Use the repetition size on each texture page; common stone formats run 30, 40, 60 and 80 cm — pick the one the map was measured at for true scale.
Travertine, limestone or slate — does it matter visually?
Yes: travertine shows linear pores, limestone reads even and matte, slate splits into riven planes. Filter the set for the look you need.