There are several types of textures in architecture:
1. Rough texture: This texture has an uneven surface that can be felt or seen with the naked eye. It is commonly seen in natural building materials like stone, brick, or concrete.
2. Smooth texture: This texture has a surface that is free of any roughness or unevenness. It is commonly seen in materials like glass, polished metal, or smooth tile.
3. Matte texture: This texture has a flat and non-reflective surface. It is commonly seen in materials like plaster or wallpaper.
4. Glossy texture: This texture has a shiny and reflective surface. It is commonly seen in materials like polished marble or metallic surfaces.
5. Patterned texture: This texture has a repeating design or pattern. It is commonly seen in materials like wallpaper, tile, or fabric.
6. Tactile texture: This texture can be felt by touch and often adds a sense of depth and dimension to a surface. It is commonly seen in materials like textured wallpaper or sculptural concrete.
7. Visual texture: This texture creates the illusion of a certain texture through visual techniques like shadow, perspective, or HD printing. It can be seen in materials like wallpaper, printed tiles, or 3D panels.
Publication date: