Kitchens & home renovations · Ovingdean
Kitchens and home renovations in Ovingdean.
Ovingdean is a small village with a big history: the flint walls of St Wulfran’s, the yellow mathematical tiles of Ovingdean Hall and the many lives of Ovingdean Grange. Its homes are a mix of old and new, and many have the space for a truly great kitchen. Planning a new kitchen or a bigger renovation? Integral designs, builds and fits it all, with one team and one person to call.
Room to create something special
Ovingdean’s family homes often have generous plots and room to extend. A rear or side extension can give you the open-plan kitchen, dining and living space you’ve always wanted. We design it, handle the building work and fit the kitchen, all as one project.
Old walls, new kitchen
If your home has flint walls, older brickwork or original details, we’ll plan the new kitchen to sit comfortably alongside them, choosing finishes that suit the house rather than fighting it.
Renovating the whole home
If you’re updating the whole house, we’ll run every trade in the right order: building work, rewiring, heating, kitchen, bathrooms and decorating, with one person keeping you in the loop.
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 Ovingdean 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 Ovingdean.
St Wulfran’s Church
The flint church has an early twelfth-century nave and chancel, a later medieval tower and subsequent additions, forming a layered historic focal point.
Ovingdean Hall
Built around 1782 for Nathaniel Kemp, the Hall is distinguished by yellow mathematical tiles, a central pediment and a Doric entrance porch.
Ovingdean Grange
The house records several building phases, from seventeenth-century work to a west front altered around 1835, using flint, brick, render, slate and tile.
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Before we begin
Planning a kitchen or renovation in Ovingdean?
Every project starts with a conversation.
Can you extend and fit a new kitchen in one go?
Yes. We handle the extension, the electrics and plumbing, and the kitchen itself, so there’s one team and one plan from start to finish.
Do you work in Ovingdean’s older homes?
Yes. We plan around flint walls, older brickwork and original features, and talk you through anything that may need consent.
Let’s begin
Ready for a new kitchen in Ovingdean?
Send us your postcode, a few photos and a quick note about your plans. We’ll call you to talk it through.