🌱 Patch AM: Waterford's Wren Kitchens design studio is closing immediately—what shoppers should know.
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patch.comHere’s the latest on Wren Kitchens showrooms and US operations based on recent reporting:
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Wren Kitchens has closed all of its U.S. showrooms and design studios, effectively ending its U.S. operations. Multiple local outlets reported closures, including the Wilkes-Barre, PA location, with the company confirming that showrooms and studios are now closed. The closures extend to Long Island locations and Connecticut showrooms, indicating a full withdrawal from the U.S. market. These developments were announced in late April 2026 and covered by regional outlets in New York, Connecticut, and nearby states. [Sources include local outlets reporting on the closures in Wilkes-Barre, Long Island, and Connecticut areas.]
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The closures appear to be part of a broader U.S. market exit, with the company indicating that it has ceased U.S. operations and is focusing on its UK business. The announcements describe showrooms and studios as closed, and several outlets note that in-store design services tied to Home Depot locations were affected. [Sources include Patch, Connecticut Scoop, and LI-focused coverage.]
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If you’re currently in NYC or New York metro area and were considering Wren showrooms or design studios, you won’t find active locations for Wren in the U.S. anymore; you may need to explore other kitchen retailers for in-person design services or online options. For the most precise status on any remaining in-person touchpoints or potential reopenings, I’d recommend checking Wren Kitchens’ official website or contacting their UK-based customer service, as local outlets have reported closures and the company has not indicated imminent reinstatement of U.S. operations. [Sources include regional reporting and the company’s site posts.]
Would you like a concise map of the closed U.S. locations by state, or a quick list of alternative kitchen retailers near New York City for in-store design consults? I can assemble that with current local options. [Sources: regional outlets and Patch/Connecticut coverage.]