Home improvements & building · Wick
Make more of the rooms you have in Wick.
Wick, on the northern side of Littlehampton in West Sussex, has its own everyday landmarks: All Saints Church, Wick Hall and the distinctive former stables at Court Wick Park. They offer different examples of buildings serving a community over time. INTEGRAL welcomes Wick enquiries from our Brighton and Hove base, with kitchen, bathroom and tiling projects considered around the individual property.
How can you use the existing footprint carefully?
Court Wick Park’s former stables combine flint, stone details and an unusually ornamental doorway. Their character comes from the arrangement as much as the materials. At home, begin with the elements that give a room its shape: windows, openings and retained joinery. A kitchen can gain useful working space through better appliance positions or clearer circulation. Draw the furniture and door swings before deciding that the footprint needs to grow.
Make shared rooms easier to use
Wick Hall has adapted its storage, access and internal spaces as community needs have changed. For a family bathroom, the same practical questions are worth asking at a smaller scale. Who uses the room together, where do towels dry and what is difficult to reach? Compare layouts with the actual fittings drawn in. Include ventilation, lighting and the space around a shower entrance before choosing the final tile finish.
Give tiled surfaces a clear beginning and end
Where a kitchen floor meets a hall or a bathroom wall meets a window, small junctions have a large effect on the finished room. Bring photographs of those edges to the first conversation. Consider skirtings, thresholds and visible cuts alongside tile size and colour. Existing surfaces need assessment, and retained rooms should be included in the material discussion so a localised refurbishment feels connected to the rest of the home.
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 Wick 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 Wick.
All Saints Church
The Church of England parish church serves Wick on the northern side of Littlehampton and remains a local point of reference on Wick Street.
Wick Hall
The community halls associated with All Saints have been adapted over time, including improvements to storage, access and the way the main room is used.
Court Wick Park Stables
These early nineteenth-century former stables have knapped flint walls, stone detailing and a central ogee doorway topped by a pineapple.
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Before we begin
Planning work in Wick?
Every project starts with a conversation.
Is this service area Wick near Littlehampton?
Yes. This page covers Wick in West Sussex. Send the property postcode and photographs so we can discuss the specific address and proposed work.
Can one room be improved without a whole-house project?
Yes, an individual kitchen, bathroom or tiling enquiry is welcome. Explain what should stay and what needs changing, including adjoining finishes that the new work must meet.
Let’s begin
Start with what your Wick home needs.
Send the postcode, photographs and the rooms you want to improve. Tell us which existing details you would like to keep.