Neptune Kitchens - designed and installed by Robert James Interiors

Let us guide you from the free initial consultation through to installation, we personally will be on hand to discuss every detail of your design.  

Getting started - First is your free instore consultation, where we go through the finer details of a Neptune kitchen and give you an idea of how much it may cost, then if you decide that you want us to start designing your kitchen we will begin, you will be presented with floor plans, elevations, renders and an accurate quote. Then, if you decide to go ahead, we take it from there and you put your feet up. 

Designing a Neptune kitchen - Your kitchen should be nothing short of a pleasure to live with. When you look at it, it should make you feel good. Every day. And when you use it, it should make life a bit easier. In ways big and small. That’s how your Neptune kitchen will be designed. With a focus on timeless looks and the highest quality materials and with total consideration for how you want to live your life.

Neptune kitchens come in four beautiful collections which have versatility at their core. so get in touch!

The Suffolk kitchen range by Neptune is a pared back minimal design – as Shaker designs should be. A hand-painted finish onto a solid timber construction with oak interior drawers and shelves, our best selling kitchen is on display in our showroom.

The original Neptune kitchen, the Chichester. We love this kitchen and have had one on display in its many forms for the past 10 years. A more country design offering a hand-painted finish onto solid wood with fine detail like the moulded bead doors and grooved out-line around the drawers.

The Henley is offered in solid oak or hand-painted onto solid wood. Neptune’s Henley kitchen is simple but smart, its versatile too, the solid oak Henley kitchen can be a traditional country kitchen or we can design a contemporary rustic look.

Its aesthetic may be sleek and minimal, but Limehouse is Neptune's most technically advanced kitchen, taking 30 processes to complete a single door. It stands true to their DNA and uses only natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, and sleek as it is, the finish is still hand-painted and carries with it that beautifully tactile nature. It's contemporary in style and thought.