Wren Kitchens Closed in Connecticut? Here’s What to Do Next

Wren Kitchens has closed its U.S. operations, leaving many Connecticut homeowners in the middle of kitchen projects. If you were working with Wren, you may be wondering what happens next—and how to move forward without starting over.

At Kitchen Advantage, we’ve spent years working closely with homeowners across Connecticut to design and complete thoughtful, high-quality spaces. If your project has been interrupted, we’re here to help you move forward—with clarity and confidence.

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What This Means If You Had a Kitchen Project With Wren

Your design may be incomplete
Cabinets may not have been ordered or delivered
You may need a new supplier or design partner

What Should You Do Next?

Gather your plans, measurements, and documents
Confirm what has been ordered or paid for
Have a professional review your design before moving forward

Can another Kitchen design company Continue My Project?

Yes! Our team at Kitchen Advantage regularly works with projects at different stages, including situations where plans need to be reviewed, refined, or carried forward.

We can help you:

• Evaluate your existing design and documentation
• Determine what can be retained and what needs adjustment
• Rework layouts or selections where necessary
• Provide custom cabinetry built locally in Connecticut
• Guide your project through to completion

Every project is approached thoughtfully—never rushed or forced into a template.

As a Connecticut-based showroom and cabinetry provider, our work is rooted in long-term relationships—not volume or transactions.

You’ll work directly with a team that understands your home, your goals, and the importance of getting this right.