'Luxury' Swindon outlet reopens after refurbishment

Neptune Outlet, prior to its recent refurbishment <i>(Image: Neil Speakman)</i>
Neptune Outlet, prior to its recent refurbishment (Image: Neil Speakman)
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A luxury furniture shop in Swindon has reopened its doors after a major refurbishment.

Neptune Outlet is based on Frankland Road, just off the M4 in Swindon, and offers a range of home furnishings, including handcrafted kitchens, dining tables, and upholstery.

The outlet, which also features a cafe, is set in a contemporary industrial building. For the last month, customers have been forced to use a temporary entrance while improvement works got underway on the main entrance.

Now, Neptune Outlet has reopened with a fresh new look.

Photos and videos shared of the new site show a large, sleek, white space with warm lighting and extensive shelving.

Customers have been quick to praise the shop's new look, with one shopper telling the Adver: "It somehow feels both luxury and homely at the same time. A world away from the 'industrial' atmosphere of other buildings of this size."

A spokesperson for the store said: "We are delighted to announce that The Neptune Swindon Outlet has officially reopened following its refurbishment.

"We cannot wait to welcome you back and share our newly refreshed space with you. We hope to see you soon!"

The firm was first established in 1996 by creators John Sims-Hilditch and Giles Redman.

Specialising in crafting products made from premium materials intended to last, the brand's collection includes more than 1,500 items ranging from home accessories to lighting.

The business provides a lifetime warranty on their kitchens, with a similar assurance for their furniture range from 2025.

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