Kitchen & Bathroom Remodling Supplies Serving Buffalo, NY

Cabinets, vanities, countertops and tile -  Just 21 minutes from Buffalo, New York

Why Buffalo Homeowners Make the Drive to New York Kitchen & Bath


Buffalo houses have great bones and stubborn floor plans, and that combination is exactly what our showroom is built for. We are a quick run out Broadway or off the 33, close enough that you can stop in on a Wednesday evening and still make dinner. Everything you need for the project sits in one building: cabinets, countertops, vanities, tile, flooring, tubs and showers, with designers on the floor to help you put it together.


City homes have needs that a big-box store cannot answer. The century-old stock in Parkside, North Buffalo, Allentown, and South Buffalo comes with narrow galley kitchens, plaster walls, back stairs, old pantries, and second-floor baths that were never meant to hold a linen closet. We work in these houses constantly, so we know how to gain inches without gutting the character you bought the place for, and how to pick finishes that look like they belong in a house that old.


Kitchen with grey cabinets and countertops

Why Buffalo Homeowners make the drive

See it before you buy it

One Stop For Your Project

Real Guidance, No Pressure

Convenient Pickup Hours

How To Find Us From Buffalo, NY

We are a straight run east on Broadway from the city, about 15 minutes from downtown Buffalo and even less from the East Side. Broadway carries you right to our door at 4955, and the 33 is an easy alternative if you are coming from the north side of the city.

Business Hours

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Pick Up Hours

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Call (716) 391-2497

Frequently Asked Questions From Buffalo Customers

How far is your showroom from Buffalo?

We are minutes east of the city at 4955 Broadway in Depew, easy to reach straight out Broadway or off the 33. For most Buffalo neighborhoods it is a short enough trip to fit into an evening, and one visit covers cabinets, countertops, vanities, tile, flooring, tubs and showers.

Do I need an appointment, or can I stop in?

Walk ins are welcome during showroom hours, and appointments make sense when you want uninterrupted time with a designer. Wednesday evenings tend to be the easiest slot for city homeowners coming from work.

Can you design a kitchen for a narrow city floor plan?

That is a lot of what we do. Buffalo doubles, bungalows, and older singles often have long, tight kitchens with doorways in inconvenient places, and the fix is usually smarter cabinetry rather than a bigger room. We will look at cabinet depths, corner storage, and where counter space can realistically be gained.

Will new cabinets look right in a house built in 1910?

They will if the details are chosen with the house in mind. Door profile, hardware, trim, and finish are what make new cabinetry read as original rather than dropped in, and we carry styles that sit comfortably in a century old home.