Kitchen & Bathroom Remodling Supplies Serving Kenmore, NY

Cabinets, vanities, countertops and tile -  Just 30 minutes from Kenmore, New York

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


Kenmore homeowners drive to Depew for a simple reason: the houses here are charming and small, and small rooms need real design help. We are a straightforward run across the 290, and one visit covers cabinets, countertops, vanities, tile, flooring, tubs and showers. Standing in front of full displays makes a huge difference when you are working with a footprint that leaves no room for a bad guess.


The 1920s and 1930s stock near Delaware and Elmwood is beautiful and unforgiving. Tudors and bungalows with original subway tile, a single bath serving the whole second floor, a kitchen laid out for a household that had a milkman. Our designers do this work constantly in the village, so we know which cabinet depths buy you counter space, where a pocket door saves a foot, and how to add storage that looks original rather than bolted on.

Kitchen with grey cabinets and countertops

Why Kenmore 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 Kenmore, NY

The 290 over to Transit Road brings you south to Broadway and our showroom at 4955 Broadway in Depew, about 30 minutes from the village. It is a short trip for a full showroom, and worth it when you are working with rooms that leave no margin for error.

Business Hours

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Pick Up Hours

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Call (716) 391-2497

Frequently Asked Questions From Kenmore Customers

How far is your showroom from Kenmore?

We are at 4955 Broadway in Depew, a straightforward trip across the 290. For a village where space is tight and choices matter, seeing full displays in person is worth the drive.

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

Stop in during showroom hours, or call ahead for dedicated designer time. Small rooms benefit from a longer conversation, so an appointment is often the better use of your visit.

My bathroom is tiny. What are my options?

More than you would think. Narrower vanities with smart interior storage, a tub to shower conversion, a pocket door, and tile choices that make the room read larger all help. We keep small scale options in the showroom precisely because so many baths are working with limited square footage.

How do you add storage to a 1920s kitchen without losing its character?

By using the height and the corners, the original layout was wasted. Taller upper cabinets, pantry-style storage, drawer bases instead of doors, and a door profile that suits a Tudor or bungalow will add real capacity while still looking like it belongs.