Photorealistic Tea Set - Full Scene With Shaders
Materials included
Ceramic
Crystal (glass material with refraction)
Dark (general holdout material)
Decor (fabric material with pattern)
Decorated Ceramic (ceramic material with pattern)
Doily (fabric material with transparency)
Floor Material (chequered marble floor)
Golden (brass-like metal material)
Leather
Wood Material 1 & 2 (cherry wood with PBR textures)
Stainless Steel 2 (from physically-correct metal materials collection)
Stitch (fabric material)
Tea (glass shader)
Wallpaper (jpeg picture)
Commercial usage
Each file included can be used in commercial productions, also for derivative works i.e. you can reuse included textures in your projects. Licenses for each image are as follow:
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1843850.jpg (fabric pattern)
BrushStrokes0032_M (dirt mask)
FabricPlain0015_B_d (fabric plain) and maps
FloorsCheckerSeamless_d (chequered floor) and maps
TexturesCom_Leather0041_1_seamless_S (leather texture) and maps
WoodFine0014_S.jpg (main wood texture) and maps
Are from https://www.textures.com - full license can be consulted at https://www.textures.com/terms-of-use.html
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Iceland_Wendelin_Jacober.jpg - is from Wendelin Jacober CC_BY 4 (Creative Commons Attribution)
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Star Pattern_Luther Cross_Alpha.png - is from Luther Cross CC_BY 4
Victorian Floral Milton Clarke Alpha.png - is from Milton Clarke CC_BY 4
Both patterns are from Patterns1
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beach_probe.hdr - is from Open Footage released as CC 0 (public domain)
Notes
The final render uses the free filmic addon https://sobotka.github.io/filmic-blender/ for color correction, but it's not necessary