This is the second time I've used them (or their sister company FD Remodeling)... they did such a…read moregreat job with two of our bathrooms that I got them to redo my kitchen. It's now more modern and has some more practical touches. We're really happy with the process and the result! Very friendly and are fantastic to work with. A+ from us!

I used Zeus for a laundry room / Kitchen overhaul and was very pleased with the result. I was…read moreextremely impressed by how attentive to detail the crew was and how quickly the jobs were done. I was particularly impressed by the tile work and paint job in the laundry room. I am very critical of paint jobs, and I was pleased that I didn't have to redo anything due to sloppiness. The kitchen cabinets were stock cabinets and were pretty much installed in a few days. Zeus was also accommodating to some last minute additions. All in all, I am very pleased and if we have anything else to do in the house, I'm calling them. I wish I had pictures, but we need to do some tidying up still before that happens.

I've had a great experience here. Sarah was most helpful with helping me select backsplash, tile…read morefor my bathrooms and flooring. She was kind, patient and knowledgeable. I have throughly enjoyed my experience at the Design Studio. The store is also beautiful and really gives you decorating ideas.

Great products but know EXACTLY what you're getting. Install may not go as planned leaving you with…read moreappliances laying around because their installers cannot complete the job because certain things they cannot complete. You need to get a third party contractor. You're not told this up front. Beware--get EVERYTHING in writing of what they will do

Please don't bother going to the Ferguson Bath, Kitchen and Plumbing supply in Alpharetta. They…read morewere so rude and only concerned with their renovation to help customers. I'll take my business elsewhere.

I was watching a re-run of Shark Tank the other day and they showed these two guys that invented…read morethis awesome product that catches stuff from dropping between the gap of your car seat. It's super brilliant and so simple..that you say...geeze, I wish I thought of it! You can watch the video here https://youtu.be/-ihQRjA-xDA So me and a co-worker decided that we were going to pop in to check this booger out since we wondered if it's worth the $20 that they charge...I mean you could just roll a towel and stuff it between the car seat the console? but unfortunately when we got to the store we found out that "these aren't the droids that we were looking fore" apparently they don't sell Drop Stop in the stores but on their website only....drat...but have no worries we still found plenty of stuff to look at and buy... This store is located near Lenox Mall in a shopping strip mall called Buckhead Station https://youtu.be/-ihQRjA-xDA Lots of free parking but watch out on the weekends its a pain in the neck so try shopping here during the week days...

For years, I've been getting those 20% off coupons from Bed Bath & Beyond in my mailbox. I rarely…read morehad reason to go to Bed Bath & Beyond until recently. I needed a couple new pillowcases (some of my old ones finally wore out after 12 years) and a new tub mat towel (my old one also wore out, same vintage). Pillowcases and tub mats were easy to find at this store. An employee directed us to the pillow case section. I had no idea there were so many different types, styles, and materials of pillowcases to choose from (I've also never thought about it). I didn't really care much for that stuff. I just wanted new pillowcases that felt good enough and looked good enough, matching my existing sheets and comforter. I also didn't realize pillowcases could be so expensive: $40 and up for two pillowcases. We headed straight to the clearance section and found a rather nice set of Barbara Barry 400-count pillowcases made in India. Their original price was $39.99, but they were marked down to $23.99. With my coupon, they came out to $19.19, about half of their original price. We then headed to the towel section to find a tub mat towel. My girlfriend found a couple good ones. I believe these were also from the clearance section. I almost went with a DKNY towel until my girlfriend found a Wamsutta towel that closely resembled my old towel. It was only $7.99 and was called a "Perfect Soft" towel made out of MicroCotton. I learned that Wamsutta is a brand sold exclusively at Bed Bath & Beyond and MicroCotton is a brand as well. Whatever the case, the new tub mat has felt great underneath my feet when I enter and leave the shower. Nice and soft. And after several uses and washes, the pillowcases have worked out great. They feel silky smooth on my cheeks. When you use those 20% off coupons, 20% is taken off the most expensive item at checkout. Read the fine print on the coupon because the discount excludes *a lot* of brands and items. This Bed Bath & Beyond is conveniently located just off Georgia 400 exit 2 (Lenox Rd) in Buckhead. It's in the Buckhead Station shopping center with other big box retailers like T.J. Maxx, DSW, Old Navy, and Ulta. When visiting this shopping center, I recommend parking underground. There's lots of parking underneath. The surface level lot can be a zoo at times.

Excellent service and expertise. Needed quick turnaround for a home renovation, and Monique was…read moremost helpful in helping me find the right product for the design, and quality paired with value. Very satisfied with our experience at this location and will be back!

We walked into Floor & decor 3 times yesterday and our third visit deserves a review because of the…read moreassociate Hans. When we were there in the morning we had our contractor with us who had a tape measure & when we returned in the afternoon alone we totally forgot a tape measure. My husband walked away to go find a worker to look for a tape measure & while he was gone Hans walked by and asked if I needed any help & I told him we were looking for a tape measure & my husband left to go find someone. My husband returned without one as he was told by another associate that they were all out. Hans returned shortly after with a store tape measure that he said we could use & return up front when checking out. While my husband & I were looking around again Hans walked by & we had a question about grout selection & where in the store we could find it. Instead of just pointing of which aisle to go Hans walked us there and then gave us a grout color sample kit to bring back to the tiles aisle to make sure the grout color he recommended or another color went well with the tile we were purchasing. Once we got up front to check out & return the tap measure & grout color kit Hans was there and actually rung us up. This is our first home renovation project & we were a little overwhelmed in tile selecting all day & finding all the right items but our third experience yesterday was stress free due to the help of Hans. My husband & I both agreed that Hans went above & beyond to make sure we had everything we needed for our home project.

After a week of back and forth, the merchant has agreed to replace the broken or damaged tile in my…read moreshipment. I appreciate that I'll be able to get started with my project once the replacements are received, but regret that this solution had not been reached earlier. Porcelanosa has beautiful product and I found their sales associates helpful and knowledgeable, but the customer experience team leaves a lot to be desired.

I want to thank Mimi Corrales, Showroom Director, for being so knowledgeable and kind. At our…read moreappointment, Mimi helped me find beautiful bathroom wall tiles and grout to go with a sample floor tile that I brought in from another tile place. She didn't make me feel uncomfortable for bringing the tiles in, quite the opposite, she was so excited about our remodel. In the process, as per my request, she made some wonderful suggestions for the kitchen backsplash tiles, also. I appreciate her patience. (I asked her dozens of questions--even after our appointment, I called her up with more!).

As I'm standing here in the middle of Miami Circle Marble and Fabrication, I'm impressed with the…read moreinventory. There are a wide variety of marble, quartz, granite...perfect for anyone looking to replace (or create) new kitchen countertops, etc. Chris was extremely helpful with answering all of our questions. It made the experience not only knowledgeable but pleasant!

Are you an interior designer or just someone who knows how to put a room together? Well then,…read morelet's go shopping at Miami Circle, Atlanta's premier design district. Miami Circle has it all, great food, a salon, antiques, kitchens, home accents, stone, rugs and more. Some of the shops include Dixon & Dixon, Wagner Group Technology, Cyrus Fine Rugs, Inner Space, House of Persia, Objects, Buckhead Upholstery, Vera Struck Studios and Ravan Antiques. These are just a mere few of more than 80 shops. To learn more about the shops go to www.buckhead.net/miamicircle/index.html.

Babak sold me a Thermador range on 9/09/2025 and I wrote him a check for 6K and some change. I…read morestill have no range and he says he's not sure if the check was cashed when I've asked for my money back. I have followed up with him multiple times and only get excuses. I have threatened legal action will no response. I would not do business with him under any circumstances.

We had a very simple kitchen remodel that started in September of 2021, it was finished by August…read more2022. Mr. Kohan is a very difficult person to work with. The measurements and design were wrong. We had the design made by a lady named Donna, who left the company shortly thereafter. Her designs and measurements were wrong, and Mr. Kohan, instead of correcting a wrong, kept insisting we made a mistake. Even though we showed him the signed designs weren't similar to the ones he had on hand. Mr. Kohan kept lying about the delivery of materials and when personnel from his company would be in to keep working on the kitchen. To cap it all off, it's been a couple of months since the end of our projects. We had an electrician come an inspect tour breaker panel and we were informed that Old Castle's electricians used the wrong breaker for the Oven combo. Needless to say, we just paid to have the correct ones installed since I will never have Mr. Kohan's company touch anything in the house.

I bought a dozen stainless steel spoons for $2.75, and an 8 oz. stainless steel laddle for $3.00!…read more They were selling a stainless steel ice scoop for $2.75 too! I had bought my plastic one from Bed, Bath & Beyond for $10. :-P The quality is much better than the dollar stores. Cash payment is preferred.

I had the amazing opportunity to cook and demonstrate at a private event on the large demo cooktop…read morein this beautiful showroom. All I can say was I was very impressed by the quality of the all of appliances I worked with...I didn't want to leave! The products are rock-solid, well-designed, functional, and beautiful!! The Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove Showroom is gorgeous and fun for an event. Everything was stocked (with lots of fun goodies) and the staff was so friendly and accommodating. Wow!!! I will definitely consider Sub-Zero and Wolf products for a home renovation!! The location is a little hard to find...you enter on a drive between the Grand Hyatt on Peachtree Road and Terminus Place. The entrance to the showroom is behind the valet stand. The parking deck entrance is off of Terminus Place. www.subzero-wolf.com

From the owner: Walk in with let's see, walk out with let's get started. Our specialists will help you get hands-on…read morewith Sub-Zero and Wolf products as you move from one kitchen vignette to the next. Once you've been inspired by all that your new kitchen can be, they will refer you to a dealer, or connect you with reputable builders, designers, and architects.