White marble textures in 8K, 16K and 32K for 3D rendering and archviz

Shop around 40 photo-scanned white marble textures for 3D rendering and archviz, from Carrara and Statuario to Calacatta Gold. Every white marble texture is a high-resolution colour map scanned from one real slab, in 8K, 16K and 32K: digital files for 3D software, not physical slabs or stock backgrounds.

White marble varieties: Carrara, Calacatta and Statuario

Around 40 textures from more than 25 white marbles. Calacatta brings a brighter white field with bold veining, Carrara a softer white with fine grey veins, and Statuario a very white ground with contrasting grey veins. Arabescato and Mont Bianco complete the classics.

White marble textures by vein colour

Grey veining is the most common, followed by cream, maroon, gold and green; a few textures have purple, brown or black veins. Use the Vein Colour filter to narrow the grid.

Ultra high resolution white marble: choose 8K, 16K or 32K

  • 8K: wide and mid shots, light files.
  • 16K: most close work.
  • 32K: 32,000 pixels, the finest detail, for macro shots.
    Resolution is chosen per texture, with the price shown on each product page.

White marble textures built for photorealistic 3D and archviz

8-bit JPG colour maps for any PBR render engine, such as V-Ray, Unreal and Corona. No normal map is included: the scanned stones are polished and show no natural relief. Selected white marbles also have an optional ready-to-use V-Ray setup, sold as a separate add-on (V-Ray 6 or higher recommended); the base texture is bought separately. Need 16-bit or 24-bit? Ask us: custom formats are available for an additional charge.
Typical archviz uses: kitchen countertops, bathroom walls, large floor tiles and feature walls.
Each product page lists the real size of the scanned slab (Calacatta Gold: 3250 x 1875 mm), so you can map it at true scale.

Real photo-scanned white marble, not procedural or AI

Each texture is a scan of one real slab, not AI-generated or procedural. The veining is the stone's own, so the textures are not seamless or tileable and never repeat.