Getextureerd

Getextureerd is a Dutch adjective formed as the past participle of the verb textureren, meaning that a surface or material has been given texture or a textured appearance. The term is used to describe both physical surfaces—such as walls, coatings, fabrics, or architectural finishes—and digital surfaces, such as 3D models, where a texture has been applied to create surface detail.

Etymology: The word derives from the Dutch noun textuur, meaning texture. Textuur itself comes from Latin textura, with related forms in other Romance languages. The verb textureren is built with the suffix -eren, and getextureerd functions as the past participle used adjectivally.

Usage: In everyday Dutch, one might say a “getextureerde muur” or “getextureerde oppervlakken.” In professional contexts such as interior design, manufacturing, architektur, or computer graphics, getextureerd describes surfaces with an added texture, whether physically manufactured or digitally mapped. In 3D graphics contexts, this corresponds to applying texture maps (diffuse, normal, bump maps) to create the appearance of surface detail, though Dutch terminology often emphasizes the process with phrases like textuurtoepassing or textuurkaart.

See also: textuur, textureren, textuurkaart, textuurtoepassing.