04/24/2026
We’re hearing that Wren Kitchens is closing, and we know this may leave many homeowners feeling frustrated, uncertain, and stuck in the middle of an important project.
If you were planning a kitchen renovation through Wren and now aren’t sure what to do next, we’re here to help.
At Kitchen Connection we’ve been helping Connecticut homeowners create beautiful, functional kitchens for over 11 years. We understand how overwhelming it can feel when plans suddenly change and our goal is to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
If you have a Wren Kitchens blueprint or design plan:
Bring it to us, and we’ll review your project and help you explore next steps.
Special Offer:
As a courtesy to impacted homeowners, we’re offering 15% off cabinetry orders for customers who bring in a Wren Kitchens blueprint/design plan.
How We Can Help:
✅ Review your existing layout and plans
✅ Recommend cabinetry and countertop options
✅ Adjust designs to fit your budget and timeline
✅ Coordinate with your contractor or builder
✅ Help get your project back on track
We know your kitchen is more than a project, it’s your home. If you’ve been affected, send us a message or call (860)338-1075 to schedule a consultation.
📍 Rocky Hill, CT
Central CT Building & Remodeling
🚨New Scoop!🚨
👉Wren Kitchens has closed their Newington showroom.
👉Wren Kitchens has ceased operations in the US market effective immediately. This includes 2 showrooms in CT, Newington (2631 Berlin Turnpike) and Milford.
👉Wren transformed the former Ann & Hope store in 2022 to an expansive design showroom, featuring 65 kitchens on display. The company expanded to approximately a dozen showrooms spanning New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
👉The US Wren website announced the closure and directs customers to fill out a form for assistance.
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