Flat Wall Panel — Cashmere Ivory Linen
Cashmere Ivory Linen is the lightest finish in our flat wall panel range — a pale oatmeal cream with a broken horizontal grasscloth texture, closer to raw silk or woven paper than to a smooth painted wall.
Light-lifting, without going stark
The problem with painting a dark room white is that it goes flat and clinical. Cashmere Ivory lifts the light in the same way but keeps texture in the surface, so the wall still has something to look at. The horizontal weave breaks up reflected light into a soft, uneven glow rather than a hard flat bounce — which is why it is our first recommendation for north-facing rooms and hallways with no window.
Its sister finish
Cashmere Ivory and Belgian Mocha are the same textile family in two temperatures — one pale and cool-cream, one warm and deep taupe. They are designed to be used together: Cashmere Ivory on three walls with Belgian Mocha behind the bed is one of the most requested combinations in the range, and because the texture matches, the join between them reads as deliberate rather than accidental.
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 Cashmere Ivory Linen works best
Dark hallways, north-facing bedrooms, box rooms and basement conversions — anywhere you need light without sterility. It is also excellent as a whole-room treatment in a bedroom, as a backdrop for artwork (the texture flatters framed pieces far better than flat paint), and in a living room where you want the furniture to be the feature. In commercial work it suits galleries, showrooms, treatment rooms and hotel corridors.
Installation
Panels bond directly to a flat, dry substrate with high-grab construction adhesive (CT1 or similar). No battens or lining required. Cut with a fine-tooth blade or a sharp knife and straight edge. The grasscloth texture runs horizontally — keep every panel the same way up, and dry-lay the wall before you commit to adhesive.
Order a sample first — £3.99. Pale creams are the finish most often misjudged from a screen: what looks white on a monitor can read distinctly yellow or grey depending on your bulbs.
Flat Wall Panel — Cashmere Ivory Linen
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- Easy to install
- Available in 4 styles and 7 colours
- Suitable for both residential and commercial spaces
- Fire, water and moisture resistant
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Panels are installed using a high-grab wall adhesive such as No More Nails or CT1, then secured with the integrated profile system. The adhesive provides the initial bond, while the profiles lock each panel in place, ensuring accurate alignment and long-term stability. Panels are fitted sequentially, with profiles supporting the next panel or optional LED inserts, resulting in a clean, secure finish suitable for DIY or professional installation.
Installation Guide download available
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Our Acoustic Slat Panel range is fully stocked at our UK distribution centre, based in Birmingham. We offer a next-day delivery service on all items ordered before 1 PM
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How do I install the panels?
It is very simple to install either by bonding with grab adhesive or by mounting with screws through the felt and into your wall. View our installation guide for more information.
What size are the panels?
You can view all of the measurements by clicking on the specification tab.Add your measurements to our coverage calculator to see how many panels you need. If you need more assistance, contact our helpful customer care team.
Can I cut the panels?
All panels can be easily cut with a fine-toothed hand saw to create your desired length. If you need to adjust the width, slice the felt backing with a sharp utility knife.
Can I paint, stain or oil the panels?
Yes, absolutely. To paint your panels, you can simply do so with a paint brush, roller, or sponge to apply paint directly to the surface. Alternatively, you can opt for a wood stain or oil to bring out the natural wood grain.