Kitchen & Bathroom Remodling Supplies Serving East Aurora, NY

Cabinets, vanities, countertops and tile -  Just 20 minutes from East Aurora, New York

Why East Aurora Homeowners Make the Drive to New York Kitchen & Bath


East Aurora homeowners care about how a house is put together, and that makes for great showroom conversations. We are an easy drive-up from the village, and the trip pays off because you can compare real materials in person rather than guessing from a screen. Cabinets, countertops, vanities, tile, flooring, tubs, and showers all sit under one roof, with designers who know how to build a room rather than just sell a box.


The homes here deserve that attention. Between the older houses on Main and Oakwood, the Roycroft influence that still shows up in trim and built-ins, and the farmhouses out toward Wales, East Aurora projects usually call for something more considered than a catalog kitchen. We can match a door profile to existing millwork, work quarter-sawn oak and shaker styles into a modern layout, and update a bath so it works today without stripping the house's personality.


Kitchen with grey cabinets and countertops

Why East Aurora 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 East Aurora

From the village, Transit Road runs north to Broadway and delivers you to 4955 Broadway in Depew in about 20 minutes. It is a comfortable drive, and one visit is usually enough to settle materials for the entire project.

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Call (716) 391-2497

Frequently Asked Questions From East Aurora Customers

How far is your showroom from East Aurora?

We are at 4955 Broadway in Depew, an easy drive up from the village. One visit covers the entire project, which saves a lot of running back and forth for a house that deserves careful material choices.

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

Either is fine. For historic homes we usually recommend calling ahead so a designer has time to look at photos of your existing trim, millwork, and finishes with you.

Do you offer door styles that suit an arts and crafts home?

We do. Shaker and recessed panel doors, quarter sawn oak looks, and hardware with the right weight to it all sit naturally in Roycroft era houses. Seeing the door samples in person is the fastest way to find the right one.

Can you work with the character of a historic East Aurora home?

Yes, and we would encourage it. The goal in these houses is modern function without stripping out what makes them worth owning, so we plan around existing millwork, ceiling heights, and window placement rather than fighting them.