Kitchens & home renovations · Brighton
New kitchens and whole-home renovations in Brighton.
Brighton has always made room for individual taste, from George IV’s Royal Pavilion to the Booth Museum, built around one man’s fascination with birds. We’re based here, and most of our work is in homes just like yours: Regency townhouses, Victorian terraces and flats with more character than space. Planning a new kitchen or a bigger renovation? Integral designs, builds and fits it all, with one team and one person to call.
Over 20 years in central Brighton
Before Integral, Jack owned and ran Parker Bathrooms and Kitchens in central Brighton for more than 20 years. That’s two decades of designing and fitting kitchens and bathrooms in Brighton homes, and plenty of local knowledge about what works in them.
Make a Brighton kitchen work harder
Most Brighton kitchens weren’t designed for the way we live now. They’re narrow, they’re at the back of the house, or they were carved out of a flat conversion decades ago. We start by watching how you use the room, then find the space that’s hiding in it: a knock-through, a better run of units, an island where a table used to struggle. Then we design it, build it and fit it, with one team doing the lot.
Flats, stairs and shared hallways
Plenty of our Brighton work is in flats, and getting a kitchen up three flights of stairs and round a landing is part of the job. We measure the route in as carefully as the room itself, plan deliveries around your neighbours and keep shared areas clean and protected while we work.
Doing the whole house? Do it once
If the kitchen is only the start, plan the rest at the same time. Rewiring, new heating, plastering, bathrooms and decorating can all be done in the right order, so nothing gets dug up twice. One team, one plan and one person to call, from the first wall coming down to the final coat of paint.
Need help choosing materials?
As well as supplying your kitchen, bedroom or bathroom ourselves, we source products from our sister company, Old Bank Kitchens. You're welcome to visit their showroom in Steyning to see materials and finishes in person, and we'll install whatever you choose.
Local information and useful reading
Background on Brighton and resources to help you explore the area. Requirements for any work depend on the individual property and should be checked with the relevant authority.
A sense of place
Three local points of interest.
Landmarks and historical connections in and around Brighton.
Royal Pavilion
Created as George IV’s seaside palace, the Pavilion later served other purposes, including a hospital during the First World War.
Booth Museum of Natural History
Founded by Edward Thomas Booth in 1874, this Brighton museum grew from his interest in birds and their presentation in natural settings.
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
The museum site formed part of the royal estate, with stables designed by Joseph Henry Good built here in the early 1830s.
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Before we begin
Planning a kitchen or renovation in Brighton?
Every project starts with a conversation.
Do you work in Brighton flats?
Yes, a lot. We’ll ask about the floor, the stairs or lift and any shared areas, so we can plan access, deliveries and protection before we start.
Can you take on a full renovation of a Brighton townhouse?
Yes. We run whole-house projects from start to finish, with every trade handled by our own team and one person keeping you in the loop.
Is Integral a Brighton business?
Yes. We’re based in Brighton & Hove, and Jack ran Parker Bathrooms and Kitchens in central Brighton for more than 20 years before Integral.
Let’s begin
Ready for a new kitchen in Brighton?
Send us your postcode, a few photos and a quick note about what you’d like to change. We’ll call you to talk it through.