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Each time you spend £1,000 on kitchen cabinetry until 31st January, we’ll send you a £100 voucher. 

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Henley

There’s more than one clear-cut reason why you’d choose Henley over our other three kitchen collections. The first is if you’re a lover of oak. Henley’s the only kitchen where you can have oak cabinetry – exposed, natural, beautiful North American oak.

The second reason’s that it’s the only kitchen where you can mix your cabinetry finishes. You can have the Henley design in painted timber, in pure oak, or a mix of the two.

Then there’s the character. Henley’s not as minimal as Suffolk, but not quite as detailed as Chichester. It’s that happy middle ground for those of you who didn’t feel either of those were ‘just right’.

What makes Henley different?

Neptune kitchens all have lots in common. They’re all made from natural timber, they all have a hand-painted finish, they’re all designed to be proper pieces of furniture – made properly inside and out and at every angle.

But, they’ve all got a handful of details that make them different to one another too…

Black-bronze hardware

Henley’s our only collection that has our Black-Bronze fixtures on the inside, like the rods that line our pan drawers to stop the oak from getting scuffed.

Hidden drawers

More drawers that hide within other drawers. Like inside our bin cabinet so you have somewhere to store liners rather than under the sink.

Cornice and skirting options

Choose between curves for a more traditional look or our squarer, more pared-back skirting and cornices if you want your Henley kitchen to be more crisp and contemporary. 

A pull-out larder

Henley and Limehouse share a similar larder design with an oak rack that folds out to give you as much versatile, layered storage space as possible. 

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