Recreating texture of drawing

Hey, I'm looking to recreate the texture of this floor plan and its surroundings. I've had a few attempts at applying the texture through 'Pattern Overlay', though i'm not sure which blend mode to use? Or altogether if there's another way to achieve the texture? The aim is for it to be very light so it doesn't detract from the main plan of the building. Any suggestions please post, will be greatly appreciated

Hi there! Below I've provided some steps for you to try out. Note that you can easily substitute in other textures, and tweak settings accordingly
First, go to Layer > New Fill Layer > Pattern, and click "OK" when the New Layer dialog box pops up. Creating a pattern fill layer will make it easier for you to change the texture later if you decide to use another one.
In the Pattern Fill dialog box, go ahead and pick your texture by clicking on the texture swatch. To add new textures, click on the small settings icon in the upper right hand corner of the texture swatch gallery. In this tutorial, I'm using the Gray Granite texture in the Grayscale Paper collection that comes installed in Photoshop CS6. You can use whatever texture you'd like
With your pattern fill layer selected, change the layer Blend Mode to Multiply. This will allow your plan drawing to show through under the texture.
You can adjust the Opacity of the layer using the the opacity slider in the layers panel. This will make the texture lighter and more subtle.
If you want to get that "faded" effect in your original image, you can apply a Layer Mask to the texture. This will allow you to paint away selective parts of the texture, without permanently erasing it. To do so, first click on the icon highlighted below to add a layer mask to your texture layer.
Now, making sure you have the layer mask selected, grab the Brush Tool and select a large, soft brush. Change your brush color to Black (#000000), and start painting away any areas where you don't want the texture. If you want to add texture back in, switch your brush color to White (#ffffff).
The great thing about using a layer mask to hide or reveal parts of your texture is that it's non-destructive, meaning it doesn't permanantly effect your texture layer. If you ever want to bring back your full texture layer, just right click on the layer mask.
I hope this helped, or at least gave you a few tips! Remember that the texture you use is completely up to you, and you can change the opacity of your texture layer as much as you'd like. Below is a before and after shot of my two images: on the left is my original plan, on the right is the plan with the texture overlayed.
Please post again if you need additional help or clarification!
Kendall

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