Neptune Furniture: the new chairs that add character to your home
- Davet Sèverine
- 1 day ago
- 5 min read
What if a chair could transform the whole atmosphere of a room?
When you think of Neptune, you naturally think of English kitchens, solid wood, soft colours and that unique blend of traditional elegance and contemporary comfort.
But the Neptune world doesn’t stop at the kitchen.
Tables, chairs, benches, lighting and freestanding furniture allow this style to be extended throughout the home, creating a real sense of continuity between the kitchen, dining room and living areas. This is, in fact, one of the things we particularly appreciate about JustKitchens: the ability to design a kitchen as a genuine living space, rather than as an isolated room.
Among the new products that have particularly caught our eye this season, the new Neptune chairs represent a wonderful evolution in the brand’s furniture range.

Neptune furniture: much more than just a kitchen accessory
Nowadays, an open-plan kitchen shares its space with the dining room and living room. The choice of furniture is therefore essential for creating harmony between the different areas.
A wooden table, a few carefully chosen chairs, a bench or an armchair can completely transform the atmosphere of a room.
At Neptune, this approach is based on authentic materials and timeless designs. The chair collection features solid oak, upholstered seats, leather, linen, velvet and bouclé.
The aim is not simply to have an aesthetically pleasing chair: it is about finding a seat that complements the table, the architecture and the way the room is actually used.
Borough: a new silhouette for Neptune furniture
Among the new additions, the Borough is probably the one that best illustrates this new approach.
With its sculptural silhouette and slightly curved, ergonomic backrest, the Borough chair combines mid-century inspiration with a distinctly British sensibility.
Its solid oak base and frame give it a natural presence, whilst its upholstered seat provides added comfort around the table. Neptune also emphasises traditional joinery and a design built to last.

Borough Darkened Oak & Tan Leather
In its darkened oak and cognac leather version, the Borough takes on a much warmer and more sophisticated character.
The contrast between the dark wood and the natural leather works particularly well in a dining room with neutral tones, but can also add depth to a light-coloured kitchen.
This is a chair that can easily become a statement piece around an oak table or a large contemporary farmhouse table.

Borough Darkened Oak & Olive Cotton Velvet
The same design is also available with an Olive cotton velvet seat.
This version adds a more subtle touch of colour and allows you to introduce green into the dining room without necessarily having to opt for fully painted furniture.
The result looks particularly striking in an interior where natural wood, earthy tones and textiles are already present.

Borough Natural Oak & Ecru Bouclé
In contrast, the natural oak and ecru bouclé version opts for a softer look.
The bouclé adds a warm, contemporary texture, whilst the oak retains the timeless look characteristic of Neptune furniture.
It is probably one of the easiest combinations to incorporate into a light-filled interior, whether it’s classic, country chic or contemporary.
When a chair becomes a decorative feature
Choosing a chair is not just about comfort. Seated around a table, it plays a key role in creating the room’s atmosphere and can even become one of its most striking decorative features.
Neptune’s Ascot collection is a fine example of this. With its elegant lines, enveloping backrest and generously upholstered seat, the Ascot immediately brings a more assertive presence to any dining setting.
Its decidedly comfortable design does not detract from a certain visual lightness: the wooden legs and carefully crafted proportions allow it to blend in just as well with a classic dining room as with a more contemporary interior.
The Ascot is also available in a range of finishes and materials, allowing you to play with the desired ambience. Warm leather, natural fabrics or softer colours can thus completely transform its character.
Oak, leather, linen, velvet or bouclé: which material should you choose?
One of the strengths of Neptune furniture lies in the ability to play with different materials.
🌳 Oak
Oak brings a sense of warmth and authenticity. It works particularly well with Neptune solid wood kitchens and in interiors where natural materials take centre stage.
🤎 Leather
Leather adds more character and a slightly more sophisticated elegance. Paired with dark oak, as in the Borough Darkened Oak range, it creates a warm and timeless atmosphere.
🌿 Linen
Softer and more relaxed, linen is particularly suited to contemporary country interiors and homes where a natural atmosphere is sought.
Velvet
With its deep shades, velvet allows you to introduce colour whilst maintaining a certain understated elegance. The Olive version of the Borough is a fine example of this.
🤍 Bouclé
Bouclé, meanwhile, offers a more contemporary texture and a soft feel. The new Borough Bouclé Ecru perfectly demonstrates how Neptune can evolve its furniture whilst retaining its identity.
What if we didn’t all choose the same chairs?
It’s a trend we’re particularly fond of here at JustKitchens: mixing and matching different styles around the same table.
Rather than choosing six chairs that are exactly the same, you can play around with shapes, materials and levels of comfort to create a more personalised dining room.
The new Borough chairs lend themselves particularly well to this approach. With their light silhouette and rounded backrest, they can be paired with more enveloping designs such as the Ascot.
Borough & Ascot: playing with silhouettes
The Ascot Dining Chair brings a different feel to the table. With its taller backrest, armrests and generously padded seat, it creates a more comfortable and enveloping sensation.
For example, you could imagine:
4 Borough chairs + 2 Ascot chairs at either end of the table

Neptune furniture and its new chairs to extend the feel of your kitchen
For us, this is where furniture really comes into its own.
A beautiful open-plan kitchen shouldn’t stop at its cabinet fronts.
The table, chairs, lighting and freestanding furniture all play their part in creating a cohesive atmosphere.
At JustKitchens, we can therefore consider the entire space: kitchen, dining room and living area.
Neptune offers a comprehensive range that allows you to extend its style beyond the kitchen, with furniture, lighting and decorative elements.
Neptune furniture at JustKitchens
At JustKitchens, we specialise in designing bespoke kitchens and work with Neptune to offer a holistic approach to interior design.
Our aim is to create spaces where the kitchen, furniture and décor blend together naturally.
Whether you’re looking for a new Neptune kitchen, a table, chairs or simply inspiration for your home, we can guide you through your choices.
Our family-run, bilingual (French/English) team takes on projects throughout France and also supports an international clientele.
A chair, a table, a kitchen… and, above all, an interior that reflects your personality
Neptune’s new furniture collections demonstrate one thing: a chair can be so much more than just a place to sit.
It can add a splash of colour, a material, a texture, or simply that little touch that makes a room feel truly complete.
And with the new Borough range in natural oak, dark oak, leather, olive velvet or ecru bouclé, there are now countless ways to create a Neptune interior that reflects your personality.
Because a successful kitchen isn’t just about its units: it’s the whole space around it that brings it to life.
Discover Neptune furniture with JustKitchens
Would you like to incorporate Neptune furniture into your kitchen or dining room?
Contact JustKitchens to explore the available collections and work together to find the best combination for your home.




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