How to grow baby leaf spinach
There’s much lore regarding spinach. The legendary pipe-smoking sailor, Popeye, got his strength fro...
Small kitchen cabinetry (1)
Any kitchen, no matter how big or small, needs to include effective storage to feel considered and u...
How to create a warm and characterful minimalist home
'Less is more’ has always been a guiding principle for us here at Neptune. Understated, edited and p...
The foundations of using pattern, the Neptune way
There are some designers (and homes) for whom pattern is something to be draped across many surfaces...
The many faces of Ardingly
If ever a design was made for a moment in time, it’s the new, endlessly-adaptable Ardingly cabinet, ...
Going Green
In 2019 visitors to the Chelsea Flower Show saw, alongside polished displays of sculptural grasses a...
Caspar: the engineering behind the design
Several seasons ago, our design team created Caspar – a club armchair that’s all about heritage, fro...
For the love of the humble bee
Over the summer, while our roads and streets fell silent, it wasn’t only the birds whose presence be...
The evolution of an armchair
At Neptune, we take the design process very, very seriously. That’s not to say there’s no room for f...
Olive's perfect partners
One colour alone doesn’t create a decorating scheme, so whenever we bring out a new seasonal hue (wh...
The story behind our new collection
A bracing, early morning rummage for hidden treasures at Kempton or Ardingly antiques fairs is alway...
Material matters
Good design asks for the right materials to elevate it into something special. So, we’ve turned our ...
Trend report: kitchen colours
When it comes to deciding what colour to paint your kitchen, chances are you’re going to fall into o...
In the kitchen: The Provenist’s beetroot brownies recipe
At our sister café, The Provenist (which you’ll find next door to Neptune Bath), the menu is all abo...
One kitchen: three ways
The Suffolk collection is our most pared back kitchen – drawing on the refined simplicity of Shaker ...
Working with Olive
May we introduce Olive? The new, verdant shade of green that underpins our autumn collection, with a...
Neptune collection favourites
The arrival of a seasonal collection is an exciting time for us here at Neptune (and for you, our cu...
The foundations of interior design
One of the questions we’re often asked in our stores is how you can recreate the same calm and consi...
Jess & her Henley kitchen
What do you get when you cross a coastal, Cornish, built-from-scratch home with a New England meets ...
Shaker Maker
Shaker kitchens have been popular for decades, and there’s a very good reason why. The chameleon of ...
A summer smoothie bowl recipe
Smoothies and smoothie bowls (which are thicker, so you can eat them with a spoon from a bowl, givin...
An expert's eye on: moodboards
Rethinking your home’s interior, be it one of your smallest spaces or a whole home overhaul, always ...
An expert’s guide on kitchen installation
Tony Cramp, our Kitchen Installation Manager, talks us through the unique installation process at Ne...
Our paint palettes: making selection easy
Everyone’s had the experience at one time or another: thinking you’ve settled on a choice, only to s...
Kirsty & her vegetable garden
How does your garden grow? In the question of Kirsty’s, plentifully and seasonally thanks to the ext...
Let's design: kitchen edition
Designing a new kitchen can be daunting and overwhelming, but it can also be a great deal of fun. An...
Ways to dress the base of your Christmas tree
When you’re thinking about how to decorate your Christmas tree, it’s easy to focus on the main part ...
Six not-too-fancy festive canapes
When Christmas calls, it’s all too easy to get carried away with Christmas lunch, focusing most of y...
Ready for hosting – creating prep space in your kitchen
Whether you’re about to start on a new kitchen design for your home or are thinking of ways to rejig...
Leoni, Nathan & their Chichester kitchen
Our latest home profile shows our Chichester kitchen in two contrasting lights – at the same time. T...
Food for ‘popping in’ moments
When December comes, and Christmas draws closer, there are more knocks on the door than at any other...
Festive ways to decorate banisters
Stairs can be one of the most mesmerising places to put Christmas decorations – they’re a clear stat...
A New Year’s Day rescue brunch
New Year’s Day can mean, for many of us, waking up with a slightly sore head and craving a breakfast...
Ways to use tablecloths
Tablecloths are one of those extra things for the dining room that can easily get forgotten. Once an...
Trudi Sinclair & her Limehouse kitchen
A glossy, glamorous, bright, white space is what Trudi and her family wanted from their new kitchen....
Three Christmas tabletop decoration ideas
There’s never just one way to decorate your dining table at Christmas. Each year, you can try someth...
The guest bedroom guide
Christmas is the time of year where we all really, really want to play the perfect host. We want to ...
Kimberley Savill & her Chichester kitchen
Kimberley described her home as a “typical 1930s property in desperate need of renovating”. But now ...
Christmas tree decorating ideas: two looks to try
Most of us have a set way that we decorate our Christmas trees each year. There might be a couple of...
Wall lights and why they work
Lighting should always be looked at in layers. Ceilings lights alone will make a room too harsh, too...