I've spent a lot of money buying stone from Marni and had been impressed in the past by the quality and professionalism. Well, as they say, that was then, and this is now. The issue started when, trying to sell my house, I ordered two marble vanities from Marni. I didn't want anything complicated; just white marble installed so I could get my house on the market. From the initial order of white marble to the dingy grey slabs that showed up at my house, the entire exercise was extremely stressful, frustrating and has left me with a horrible taste in my mouth. From my unsuccessful attempts to communicate with the totally disinterested salesperson, who was never available when I called nor could ever seem to muster the interest to call me back, the process devolved into an incredibly expensive mess, made all the more offensive by management's self-serving excuses and refusal to make things right. To make things worse, management contacted me after I originally wrote this review, claiming they really wanted to make things right. After they gave me the run around for another two weeks, it became clear that what they wanted to do was sell me yet more stone and they acted like they would do me some huge favor by offering me a discount on new stone while refusing to give me the same discount on the order they messed up. If you'd like to deal with people who will frustrate and raise your stress to "stroke level", then by all means, use this company. Under no circumstance, would I ever go back or attempt to deal with those people again. There are plenty of wonderful stone companies in Atlanta that will still treat you like a valued customer. Something Marmi is no longer capable of. I'd recommend you go anywhere but here. read more

Marmi has the largest selection of stone around. If they don't have it in stock the wonderful team can likely order it. They take such care when it comes to fabrication and the finished product is amazing. read more

We got stone for our bar from a remnant for a discount. It may be a drive from the city, but they have a beautiful show room. They've got so many samples that they use to thoughtfully explain all the little details. They carry all kinds of stone that I didn't even realize existed until I found myself watching "Selling Spelling Manor" when Candi Spelling is picking out the marble for her new penthouse and explaining that you always should wet the stone to get the dust off to see the true color. The folks were easy to work with but that could be because we happen to know so many of them from college. Still our designer works with them whenever she needs stone, and she's got great taste in people, so that's a good sign. We got a beautiful piece with a beautiful finish and everyone was great to work with. read more

I had a great experience with Marmi. My kitchen was OK but a little dark for my liking - it needed a facelift. James the designer was amazing as was Dave, the gentleman who took care of creating the template. The entire project team and installers were amazing. The choice of marble was endless and overwhelming but with Jame's help, it was easy. James also accompanied me to select the back splash tiles, which could have also been a daunting experience. I love, love my new kitchen. read more

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Gorgeous stone selection. Staff is extremely helpful and experienced. We have used Marmi for kitchen, bathrooms, laundry, office & lake kitchen. Always super pleased with the workmanship and result! read more

I cannot in good faith recommend Marmi. While in the end, the finished product was well done, the process was completely unprofessional and frustrating. Perhaps the commercial stone business is so good that they simple don't need the average homeowner. It sure came off that way on our project. We contracted Marmi to put in a floor to ceiling fireplace surround. While they were quick to send us contracts and get our deposit, we felt pretty completely ignored after that. I had to repeatedly contact them to get updates on the status of the project and to push them on completion dates. At times I was simply ignored, or at best told that they would get back to me with the answers to the questions I had. But most times it took more follow up calls, emails and texts before I got any answers. At one point we walked in and threatened to cancel the whole project if we didn't get better communication. From start to finish, it took three months (minus a three week period when we were out of town) to get the project finished. I felt that the hassle was simply not worth in the end. There are plenty of other stone companies in the area that would be happy to have your business, and treat you like a valued customer. Something Marmi evidently isn't capable of doing. I recommend that you look elsewhere. read more

If I could give this place ZERO stars I would, they are TERRIBLE to work with! Total lack of professionalism, they don't meet deadlines, they don't return phone calls. read more

I went to Marmi natural stone today to pick out The countertop for my master bathroom vanity. I am an interior designer that met with a client at Marmi. Despite the beautiful showroom the free coffee and beverages and the beautiful granite bathroom, the customer service was absolutely terrible and the woman who helped us couldn't have been worse. We were in there ready to spend money and purchase the slab of granite. I'm not sure if it's because I am younger that the woman wasn't taking me seriously but because of her lack of care for her customers she just lost one. read more