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Ricky Pont of Ezy Express Kitchens, which supplies fully assembled units, says 95 per cent of customers use the company’s free measure-and-quote service. But he also has a warning: “DIY installation can be where you make or break a kitchen.” It’s difficult to get affordable kitchen manufacturers to put a figure on savings compared to bespoke kitchens by an independent kitchen designer, because flatpack and unit-assembled kitchens can range from budget installations to top-of-the line projects. Benchtops can be affordable laminates or Caesarstone, and the quality of accessories can b...

The developer building $200 million-plus worth of apartments, retail space and parking garages around Dunkin’ Donuts Park in Hartford says he remains on the hunt for a grocery operator to commit to a store at the Downtown North development now known as North Crossing. RMS CEO Randy Salvatore, leader of the Stamford firm the city chose as its development partner for a handful of key parcels surrounding the minor league ballpark that debuted in 2017, told a city council committee Wednesday evening that he may switch up the planned location for the grocery store in order to accommodate feedbac...

Our family is expanding, and a new brand has landed at the Vella Falzon Home showroom. With great pleasure we are proud to present you Express Kitchens by Nolte Group. Express Kitchens forms part of the popular Germany furniture company Nolte Group, where kitchens are made with high-quality materials that cater for budgeting and rental homes. You might ask yourself: “But how can a good quality kitchen not cost thousands of euros?” Well, we are here to prove otherwise. Express Kitchens was created for two reasons. Firstly, the popular demand of customers who would like to have a good quali...

More than a year after winning approval to acquire a 183,000-square-foot building in Hartford’s Asylum Hill neighborhood, cabinet and countertop retailer Express Kitchens has not yet completed the purchase. However, Max Kothari, founder and CEO of the Hartford-based company, said Thursday that the deal should be done soon. “We should be able to finish the transaction in the next two months,” Kothari said in an interview. “Anything involving the city, the state, attorneys, even myself, was delayed due to COVID,” Kothari said, adding that he contracted the novel coronavirus and has si...