Home improvements & building · Brighton
Brighton interiors with room for your way of life.
Brighton has always made room for individual tastes. The Royal Pavilion began as George IV’s seaside palace, while the Booth Museum grew from one naturalist’s fascination with birds. That variety is a welcome starting point for a personal interior. Based in Brighton and Hove, INTEGRAL brings kitchens, bathrooms, tiling and building work into a practical conversation about the rooms you use every day.
How should movement through the building guide your project?
For a flat or townhouse renovation, the room’s dimensions tell only part of the story. Follow the journey from street to kitchen: entrance steps, stair turns, shared landings and internal doorways. Then look at how you move around the room with cupboard doors open and appliances in use. These measurements help establish workable cabinetry and surface sizes, alongside the existing drainage and water supply, before particular products are selected.
Give character a practical purpose
The Pavilion’s changing uses and Brighton Museum’s origins in the royal estate show that buildings can hold successive chapters. Within your own home, identify the details you want to carry forward: a generous window, existing joinery or the proportion of a doorway. Use these as reference points when comparing contemporary tiles, worktops and cabinetry. Include adjoining rooms in the discussion so a new kitchen or bathroom feels connected to the home.
Set out how the space must operate
Brighton business premises need the same attention to everyday movement as a home. For shop fitting, describe where customers pause, how stock arrives and where staff need working space. If heating, cooling or tiling forms part of the work, put those requirements in the first brief. Discuss the hours and facilities that matter to your operation so the proposed sequence can be assessed alongside the design.
Need help sourcing materials?
If you haven’t yet sourced your materials, or would like help choosing products and finishes, we work hand in hand with our sister company, Old Bank Kitchens, to help you find the right options for your project.
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 work in Brighton?
Every project starts with a conversation.
Can you discuss a Brighton flat renovation?
Yes. Send the floor level, room photographs and details of stairs, lifts or shared entrances. Include any relevant building information so access and services can be considered together.
Do I need to choose the finishes first?
A few visual references help, but start with what needs to improve. A measured layout and a clear scope provide a stronger basis for comparing fittings, tiles and cabinetry.
Let’s begin
Tell us what your Brighton space needs to do.
Share your postcode, photographs and a short outline of the change you want to make. We can begin with the building and your everyday priorities.