Brass is gleaming but it's not just shiny metal—it's aged, like it's seen endless turning cycles. The moss isn't just decor; it's wild, natural, almost defiant against the machine parts. And the stone surfaces, rough and weather-beaten, give everything a grounded, ancient feel. I'm still chewing over how much of that natural decay to keep visible—it speaks to the theme, but it can also mute the sharpness we want from the clockwork. There's tension in the textures that I haven't quite resolved yet.
What are the top 3 environmental textures in the space?