Wren Kitchens Customers Find Support at Home Depot Post-bankruptcy

WHO:

CT News Junkie - Wren Kitchens, Home Depot, Attorney General William Tong

WHAT:

WTNH - Wren Kitchens filed for bankruptcy on April 24 and closed all its locations in the United States.

WTNH - Home Depot is providing bankruptcy relief to hundreds of Connecticut customers affected by Wren Kitchens' abrupt shutdown.

WHERE:

CT News Junkie - Wren Kitchens maintained multiple physical locations in Connecticut, including 10 independent showrooms inside Home Depot locations in Stamford, Norwalk, Fairfield, Derby, Waterbury, Trumbull, Waterford, Southington, Wallingford, and Enfield.

WHEN:

WTNH - Wren Kitchens filed for bankruptcy on April 24.

WHY:

WTNH - The bankruptcy and closure of Wren Kitchens left customers scrambling for support.

HOW:

WTNH - Home Depot is assisting customers by providing relief following the bankruptcy of Wren Kitchens.

(UPDATED October 6, 2026 10:03 UTC)

Wren Kitchens has filed for bankruptcy and closed all its locations in the United States, leaving many customers in need of support. In response to this abrupt shutdown, Home Depot is stepping in to provide bankruptcy relief to hundreds of affected customers in Connecticut, where Wren Kitchens had multiple showrooms. These showrooms included ten independent locations within Home Depot stores across cities like Stamford, Norwalk, and Waterbury.