Contemporary and sleek

Limehouse

All our kitchens can be styled in a contemporary manner, but Limehouse is the one that lives for it. It stands true to our DNA though, and uses only natural materials as well as traditional making methods. And as sleek as it is, the painted finish still carries with it a beautifully tactile nature. Its aesthetic may seem simple, but Limehouse is our most technically advanced kitchen to build.

In a nutshell:
Streamlined, clever, considered

Cabinets:
Tulipwood, plywood and oak

Standard colour:
Lily

Standard interior colour:
Fog with Chalked Oak features

Catches:
Magnetic

One kitchen. Countless different looks.

Different layouts, different colours, different handles, different flooring and different walls. The possibilities aren't quite endless, but they're close.

Limehouse kitchen; Wardley dining table; Wardley dining chairs; Byron pendants

Limehouse kitchen, painted in Lily and Fog; Shoreditch bar stools in Hugo Spelt; Montague dining chairs in Silver Birch; Buckland floating shelves

Our Buckland floating shelves, used here in a wide alcove so that it can become a place to store crockery and glassware, instead of them taking up cabinet space.

Design details

Every Neptune kitchen is special. But each one has a few hidden secrets that make it unique to our other collections. They help to define it, and to give each one its own hand-writing. And then there are those design details that they share from our cutlery inserts to our slim space cabinetry...

The larder

This may well be our flagship larder. When you open its door you find a deep central cupboard area with our adjustable zigzag shelving. Then there’s the rack on the inside of the door that has storage sections at varying heights. It doesn’t stop there. There’s a further oak pull-out rack on the other side that offers even more shelving space and drawer space beneath with beautiful stone prisms that act as drawer dividers.

Cutlery inserts and prisms

Limehouse features our solid quartz dividing prisms and oak insert. Together they create a beautiful storage framework, but also the option to move things about, to configure and to organise as you see fit.

Sink cabinet drawer

Yet another clever drawer. Instead of a sink cabinet, the Limehouse has a roll-down compartment that keeps cleaning essentials at a convenient height and means nothing can ever get lost at the back.

Tiered drawers

Not only do tiered drawers look interesting but they offer more versatile storage. Think pans at the biggest base drawer and cutlery or tableware at the top.

Spice store

Searching for spices has never been so carefree. The Limehouse’s nifty spice drawer presents a multi-tiered structure in which your collection of fragrant jars can lay.