Visualizing space.
Designing rooms for the way you live.
A husband-and-wife studio in the historic Governor Holcomb home on the Town Green — where every kitchen and bath begins with one question: how do you want to live in this room?
Twenty-five years on Pratt Street.
Now home in the Governor's house on the Green.
For twenty-five years our showroom sat on Pratt Street Extension in Meriden. Then in 2017 we did something unexpected: we moved into a 1876 home on the Southington Town Green — the former residence of Governor Marcus Hensey Holcomb, and still the meeting place of Friendship Lodge #33, where Rob has been a Freemason for decades.
It wasn’t a real estate decision. It was coming home. Rob first walked into 76 Main Street as a teenager, attending the Marcus Holcomb Order of DeMolay on Friday evenings. The building has been a part of his life for more than fifty years. Now it is also where Classic Kitchen & Bath sits down with clients to talk about their next room.
The brands we trust
The Charren Kitchen
Narragansett, Rhode Island
A coastal Rhode Island kitchen designed for a family who entertains. We worked through the layout in our Southington showroom, walked the cabinetry options, and selected a stone that would still feel right twenty years from now. The result: a room that lives easy and reads timeless.
Five services. One conversation.
Kitchen Design
From layout to final reveal — cabinetry, counters, lighting, hardware.
Bath Design
Vanities, fixtures, finishes — planned for daily use, not the magazine spread.
Aging in Place
Barrier-free showers and clearances that keep you in the home you love.
Custom Cabinetry
Kemper, Fabuwood, Wolf — American-made, specified to your room.
Stone & Surfaces
Corian, quartz, granite — sourced and fabricated locally.
We do best when we sit down together.
Our showroom doesn’t have phones or computers in the design space. It is a quiet room, designed for one thing: a real conversation about your kitchen or bath.