March 19, 2024

20 Inspiring Examples of Textures in Web Design

Here at WDL we love textures, specially because they can add personality, depth and style to websites, print, apps and everything else you can think of. From gathering free textures to showcasing examples of textures in action, we like to keep our readers up to date with the theme and also want to show how other designers use texture in their projects. Today we have a new list of websites using textures in inspiring ways. From super discrete textured fonts to complete textured backgrounds, here are some good examples of how you can integrate textures in your next project.

Pulp Fingers

Texture in Web Design

FO

Texture in Web Design

Trailer Park Truck

Texture in Web Design

Blind Pig Design

Texture in Web Design

The Coop

Texture in Web Design

Dearest Nature

Texture in Web Design

Duggard

Texture in Web Design

Friendly Gents

Texture in Web Design

Detroit Labs

Texture in Web Design

Circles Conference

Texture in Web Design

Quince Bistro

Texture in Web Design

Trent Walton

Texture in Web Design

Still

Texture in Web Design

The Buffalo Lounge

Texture in Web Design

Maryland Craft Beer Festival

Texture in Web Design

The Thomas Oliver Band

Texture in Web Design

Designing Monsters

Texture in Web Design

Postmates

Texture in Web Design

The Soup Peddler

Texture in Web Design

Girl With a Camera

Texture in Web Design

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Gisele Muller loves communication, technology, web, design, movies, gastronomy and creativity. Web writer, portuguese/english translator and co founder of @refilmagem & @mentaway Twitter: @gismullr

10 Comments

  1. BT Reply

    Amidst the sickly and indulgent designs here, we do have a couple of sites that actually use texture in an interesting and meaningful way, rather than as shallow decoration. The ‘Still’ site is very sweet, and shows an elegant reserve. The problem with the web is that there are little or no restrictions, resulting in very little tension and delight, as exemplified by many of the sites above.

  2. Susie Reply

    Images should be 100% crops and not reduced in size because you cannot see the texture which is the whole point.
    Links should open in a new window, especially if the only way to see anything is visiting them.

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