Flat Wall Panel — Capri Beige Travertine Sample

Flat Wall Panel — Capri Beige Travertine

Capri Beige Travertine is our warmest stone finish — a soft greige-beige travertine effect with the fine linear striations of a vein-cut slab and the characteristic open pitting of natural travertine. It is the finish for people who find marble a little cold.

Vein-cut, not cross-cut

Travertine can be sawn two ways, and it matters. Cross-cut travertine gives you clouds and rosettes; vein-cut gives you long, quiet horizontal striations. Capri Beige is vein-cut, and that linear grain is what makes it work at wall scale — it draws the eye along the wall rather than holding it in one spot, which visually widens a room. The subtle pitting reads as genuine stone at arm's length, where a flatter print would give itself away.

The most forgiving finish in the range

If you are nervous about committing a whole room to a patterned surface, start here. The warm neutral tone sits happily with oak, walnut, brass, black metalwork, cream, sage and off-white — there is very little it clashes with. It is the finish we recommend most often to customers who are cladding a room they will still be living with in ten years.

Specifications

• Panel size: 2800 × 1100 × 8 mm
• Coverage: 3.08 m² per panel
• Core: bamboo charcoal composite
• Surface: pre-finished decorative layer
• Fire rating: B1 (EN 13501-1)
• Water resistance: 100% waterproof
• Weight: 9–11 kg per panel
• Suitable for: interior walls and ceilings
• Fixing: adhesive to a flat, dry substrate
• Guarantee: 10 years

Where Capri Beige Travertine works best

Bathrooms and en suites are its natural home — travertine reads as a spa material, and unlike the real thing this panel is 100% waterproof and needs no sealing. It is equally good as a warm whole-room treatment in bedrooms and living rooms, as a hallway lining, and behind a bath or basin run. In commercial work it suits treatment rooms, spas, yoga studios and hotel bathrooms, where the warmth does more for skin tones than a grey stone would.

Installation

Panels bond directly to a flat, dry substrate with high-grab construction adhesive (CT1 or similar). No battens, no sealing, no grout. Cut with a fine-tooth blade or a sharp knife and straight edge. Keep the striations running the same way across the wall — the grain is directional, and one panel fixed upside down is noticeable once the light hits it.

Order a sample first — Warm neutrals are the finishes most affected by your own lighting; a sample under your own bulbs is the only reliable test.

Delivery arranged around your availability. Select your preferred date at checkout, and the order will be scheduled to arrive when you need it!