Sage Green Arabesque Lantern Tile SPC Wall Panels Waterproof Interior Wall Cladding

Sage Green Arabesque Lantern Tile SPC Wall Panels

XINGJI sage green arabesque lantern tile SPC wall panels bring the pointed ogee tile shape onto a single waterproof board. The lantern outlines nest into each other in a staggered grid, so the wall reads as hand-set Moroccan tile with a soft sage glaze rather than a printed rectangle pattern.

Sage sits between grey and green: it holds up next to brass, oak and pale stone, and it stays calm in a small room where a saturated colour would not. The glaze is reproduced with a gentle per-tile tone shift so the surface does not look mechanically flat under raking light.

The board is a stone-plastic composite with a printed decor layer under a UV-cured wear layer: waterproof, stable in wet rooms and glue-free to install. Panels are 600 mm and 1200 mm wide and 4 mm thick, and interlock tongue-and-groove over a flat existing wall.

Key Features

• True arabesque lantern geometry: pointed shoulders nesting row to row
• 100 x 250 mm tile faces with a soft sage glaze and per-tile tone shift
• No grout: the ogee outline is formed in the surface
• Waterproof SPC core, no added formaldehyde
• UV-cured wear layer for bathroom and kitchen use
• Glue-free tongue-and-groove over a flat existing wall
• 600 mm and 1200 mm widths, 4 mm thick, approx. 1.97 kg/m2
• Matching trims available for corners and edges

Specifications

Where It Is Used

• Powder room and cloakroom feature walls
• Bathroom vanity and shower walls
• Kitchen island and breakfast bar fronts
• Hotel bathroom and spa wet walls
• Cafe and restaurant bar fronts
• Retail display niches and counter backs

Installation, Step by Step

SPC Arabesque Panel vs Glazed Lantern Tiles

Care and Maintenance

• Wipe with a damp cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner; avoid abrasive pads.
• No grout to seal: the ogee outline is non-porous and wipes clean.
• Use neutral silicone rather than grout at basins, showers and worktops.
• Keep solvent cleaners away from the glaze face.

Packing and Loading

FAQ

1. Is the lantern shape a real tile outline?
Yes. The ogee outline with pointed shoulders is reproduced in the surface, with the tiles nesting row to row as they would if they were set individually.

2. Do the columns line up across two boards?
The decor is laid out so the lantern columns continue across the tongue-and-groove seam. Check the seam position in the set-out before fixing.

3. Will sage green suit a small room?
Sage is a muted mid-tone rather than a saturated colour, so it holds a small powder room without closing it in, especially with brass, oak or pale stone next to it.

4. Can it be used inside a shower?
Yes. The core is waterproof and the face is non-porous. Seal the perimeter and cut edges with neutral silicone.

5. How do I cut around a basin or a socket?
Mark the opening, drill the corners, and cut with a fine-tooth blade or a multi-tool. The cut edge is hidden by the fitting or a trim.

6. Is there a matching colour for the trim?
End caps, internal and external corners and skirting profiles are available in the same sage decor for project orders.

7. Can the tile size be changed?
The 100 x 250 mm lantern is the standard layout. Other lantern proportions and colours can be produced to order for project volumes.

8. Does it need a backing board?
No, provided the wall is flat and sound. Where a service void is needed, fix battens first and then the panels.

Why XINGJI

XINGJI has produced stone-plastic wall panels since 2016, with printing, wear-layer lamination, profiling and packing under one roof. Orders are quoted with decor, tile layout, width and packing confirmed in writing before production, and OEM/ODM work is supported from sample to container.