Neptune Launches Its First New Kitchen Collection In Over A Decade

There are a handful of kitchen brands that, when a new collection comes along, it feels like an event. For lovers of quietly beautiful design, Neptune sits firmly in that camp – and this autumn, the stalwart of British interiors has unveiled Borough, its first entirely new kitchen range in more than ten years.



Far from a traditional fitted kitchen, Borough reimagines the heart of the home as a collection of freestanding furniture – pieces that move, evolve, and adapt as life does. Elevated on slender legs and softened by gentle curves, the designs blend mid-century Scandinavian understatement with British practicality, all rendered in Neptune’s signature natural finishes.



Each element stands alone or works together: the cooking island that doubles as a convivial hub for friends and family; the pantry, equally at home storing glassware or dry goods; and the sink cabinet, quietly concealing the unsightly necessities of modern life. Even the step stool and wall cabinets feel thoughtfully designed for everyday beauty and use.



Inspired by the very first kitchen that co-founder John Sims-Hilditch created for his own home, Borough revisits the brand’s roots in craftsmanship and flexibility – but with a contemporary ease that reflects how we live now. As Neptune’s Design Director Fred Horlock puts it, Borough is ‘modern in form but unmistakably Neptune in spirit.’



Elegant, unfussy, and built to last, you’ll find us hurriedly redesigning our kitchens with fevered enthusiasm.