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Neptune kitchens

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Sinkingfeeling · 08/01/2011 23:55

I really like the look of Neptune kitchens - anyone had one installed?

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Sinkingfeeling · 09/01/2011 18:47

Hopeful bump ...

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Fipa · 14/01/2011 20:40

I have had a quote from Neptune- it is actually the same company as kitstone. They were nice but not as cheap as i expected -the adverts are a bit misleading. They also have a limited range of accessories - no larder pull outs etc.

If you like painted shaker style without London prices look at parlour farm and cotteswood and the handmade kitchen company.

Sinkingfeeling · 14/01/2011 23:42

Oh, that's interesting, Fipa. I do love the look of the Neptune kitchens, and will take a look at the other companies you mentioned. Cotteswood is local-ish to me too. Do you mind me asking if you have had a kitchen fitted by any of these companies recently?

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Honestyisbest · 25/09/2012 15:53

Am looking at Cotteswood too. Any feedback?
Am awaiting the Neptune brochure.

Honestyisbest · 10/10/2012 11:48

Just had Cotteswood round to do a design. Impressed so far.

GooseyLoosey · 10/10/2012 11:50

I have a close friend that had one fitted a couple of years ago. It still looks great and they are very happy with it.

RationalBrain · 10/10/2012 14:28

We've just got a neptune unit for the bathroom, which I think I love more than my husband. I'm not sure we could stretch to a whole kitchen though, much as I would love to. I have looked into them, and they aren't all bells and whistles in terms of internal fittings. They are lovely though.

Thanks for the tips on alternatives, will check those out.

Am I insane for wanting my whole house to look like a neptune brochure? So calm and uncluttered, and not full of kids plastic crap and the detritus of the real life day to day. Bliss.

RationalBrain · 10/10/2012 14:29

PS I do love my DH quite a lot, in case that statement was ambiguous Smile

sabbatica · 12/10/2012 20:03

Rational - did you pay list price for the bathroom unit or did you get a discount?

Also want to live the neptune dream, but the sticky fingers (husband), crayons (husband) and milk stains (kids) do interfere, as you say.

Fipa, what does the list price not include when you mean the units don't come with bells and whistles?

Thanks.

sabbatica · 12/10/2012 20:04

Rational - did you pay list price for the bathroom unit or did you get a discount?

Also want to live the neptune dream, but the sticky fingers (husband), crayons (husband) and milk stains (kids) do interfere, as you say.

Fipa, what does the list price not include when you mean the units don't come with bells and whistles?

Thanks.

sabbatica · 12/10/2012 20:04

Oops, sorry for extra post. That'll be the sticky fingers....

RationalBrain · 12/10/2012 20:55

I think we got about 10% off (ostensibly so they can come and take a picture, but they haven't bothered yet), but it's negotiated with whatever shop are supplying it, so you can but ask.

I think Fipa means that the designs aren't very high tec compared to some, not that there are loads of extra prices for extra inserts. The pricing seems quite straightforward I think.

I'm not sure hand painted wood is really that kitchen/kid friendly in all honesty. Much as I love it, I wouldnt want to be wincing every time a child slammed a hard toy into it, or chucked pasta sauce everywhere. Maybe I've just talked myself down to Wickes until the kids are older have left home. The bathroom is my little slice of Neptune fantasy though, love it.

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