Had a great experience with Stonecrafters. Sofia in Sales…read morewas very patient in helping choose the right top for my bathroom vanity. From order to install took less than 1 week, a superb job ! Very satisfied and would highly recommend them.

After talking with several businesses both large and small, I selected Stonecrafters for…read morecountertops in our kitchen and bathrooms. They did a great job! The showroom has a wide range of materials and samples and the staff are well informed and helpful. After templating I had some questions on the sizes and the team came back out to make sure everything was going to be as I expected. The installation was done smoothly and expertly and the whole process was completed in a couple of weeks. I'd describe Stonecrafters as boutique service at or below big-box prices.

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.

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.

Marmoluna is an excellent source for all your tile needs. They have a great marble collection and…read morebecause they are manufactures they can custom make any design!

Just say 'No.' Not entirely sure where to begin on this…read morebecause there is so much to write. Well, there is so much to write about here. We hired ARS to renovate our master bathroom. We were told the job would be approximately 3 weeks to do. We paid half up front & the other half was to be due upon completion of the punchlist items. The job started off great! Prompt on the demo and clean up. Then the problems started... Now, we are not experts in design at all, and they provided one to us for tile selection. Turns out that the tile we chose for our shower floor had to be hand laid, which resulted in poor grout lines in the shower. ARS stated that it was due to the walls not being straight, but they had it down to the studs & could have fixed that initially. Then there was the project manager on our job... He was a new hire and supposedly had a lot of experience. Unfortunately, he had very poor communication skills and did not keep us up to speed on the work. Add in a poor attitude and let's just say that he wasn't easy to deal with. Then there was the bathtub... We were told to use Google image search to find bathtubs we liked. We did & presented the options to our sales guy. After trying to talk us into a different tub, he finally said that he could get the exact tub we wanted. It would be more money, but we were ok with that. So, I sent a confirmatory email (with picture attached) for it. When the tub was delivered, it was not the correct tub. We told them that & they tried to say that it was correct. Even the owner of the company, John Hogan, said it wasn't the same tub when we looked at the picture together. Then there was the shower... It was initially tiled by one of their guys. Unfortunately, the gout lines were not even and the shower floor wasn't even either. Needless to say, my wife wasn't happy. So, they told us it was because of the tile we picked. Again, we had no clue because the designer they gave us didn't let us know, probably because it was her last day when she met with us. So, they redid the shower floor, after getting us another designer. This time, they used their best tile guy. And it was certainly a better job than the first time, no arguments there! But, the grout was still uneven on the floor, even after changing the tile to one that they company said would be easiest to lay. Through all of this they kept saying that our satisfaction was their priority. To whit, the original project manager was fired, the owner of the company was to then be our project manager, but he handed us off to another new hire. This last PM tried his best, but even told us that "It's difficult to come in and try to fix something that wasn't done right in the first place." My thought was, 'I agree! So, why not take it all down & start over?' So, finally after 3 MONTHS of this, ARS comes to my wife & I and states, "Look,we're not gonna be able to make you happy." We settled what was left of our bill and they left the job unfinished. At this point, I am working with multiple subcontrators to finish the job. The sales guy, Jeff, and the second project manager, Fred, were the bright spots. Also, they did a good job on the floor of the bathroom as well.

I originally hired them to just paint my house, however i found out that they also remodel kitchens…read moreand baths. so three projects later, i am very happy with the work. they were on time and on budget!

Not sure if any of you have ever visited a Surplus store but this one I guarantee is not like the…read moreothers. They have amazing product and unbelievable pricing. I went shopping for kitchen cabinets and found much more. Professional and knowledgeable staff always willing to help and educate. It's worth the trip to Atlanta.

I've only been here three times and they've waited on me every time. I came here looking for iron…read moredoors and windows for my new home build. But it also looks like they have interior doors as well. I plan on coming back for that and some flooring for my rental remodeling properties. I don't need a kitchen just yet, but they have plenty of kitchen cabinets. Maybe in the future! Worth the drive for a home remodel or build.

I recently had the pleasure to visit Masterpiece Lighting again. It had been over six years since I…read morehad been in the store and was pleasantly surprised to see that they had expanded into kitchen design and flooring. Too often people only take the time to review when they have a bad experience and I wanted to say something good about Phil and his team. I've been a customer of theirs for twenty years and they have always been very helpful and professional. A truly first class team from the way they started to now. Service and knowledge abound at Masterpiece lighting, they are the best in town hands down. Gabe

Snooty customer disservice. I called with a request and Linda was lackadaisical and barely kind…read more I have zero tolerance for ignorant retail salespeople so I called The Lighting Loft and was so immaculately taken care of. I will never shop here.

Not like it used to be, but maybe I'm older & established not needing so much anymore…read more But wow, still a nice store. Wear your walking shoes & if you are someone who needs breaks now & again know there is a big cafeteria for you to relax. I see folks sitting in the staged rooms as well. I guess OK?! I'll share pics. The kitchen & home decor is downstairs with the furniture & purchase kitchen/bathrooms/bedrooms is upstairs. Even a staffed playroom for children- check them in, shop, pick them up. I guess the costs are still good. Inflation happened, no doubt. I don't see the selections I used to, just over stocked with the same items to fill spaces. You need to experience this yourself. A big parking deck isn't too hard to navigate. Very large vehicles may be tricky, so if you can drive a smaller car or maybe park outside of the desk is a good option.

IKEA is still my favorite stopping point in downtown Atlanta. I love the simple and practical items…read morethey carry. IKEA members still get free (very good) coffee in the upstairs restaurant. Today we had 8 pieces falafel with garlic dressing on couscous $4.99. Not bad. However, my first choice was Salmon salad plate. It had slice of raw salmon, lettuce and potato salad on it. They only had two plates, and I missed it because I let people go ahead of me on line. This was 11:15 am. When I asked for more , I was told that they didn't have enough employees to prepare more. So sad! I will always support IKEA but I'm not so impressed with the cafeteria anymore.

We went to purchase about 60 various door handles and knobs. We ordered all…read moreThe same style and brand and the golds from each box were different and they would not help make it right. There is a restocking fee of 20-25% as well. They nickel and dime you as well on every detail as they have lots of overhead to pay for. This place is merely a reseller and is just a showroom. Use this place to go look then go find a wholesaler or direct way to buy from manufacturer. Also options to look at are very limited.

How hard is it to say "Hi! Please let me know if you have any questions?" There were no less than 5…read morepeople ignoring our presence in this very small showroom. There are too many other great places to shop including Ferguson, Waterworks and European Kitchen and Bathworks.

I absolutely love this place! If you are looking for beautiful furniture pieces come here! or…read morelooking for clothing check out booth #323 E.D.I.T. by Yacy!

I fell in love with Westside Marketplace at their Toco Hills location a few years back. Because…read morethere are hundreds of storefronts from different artists/collectors/entrepreneurs, the experience is always unique. However, regardless of whether you're looking for vintage books, furniture, artwork, jewelry, clothing or any this ing in between, you are going to find some good options or inspiration by walking around Westside Market! Today, I only bought a jumper for my 4yo but I was definitely tempted to get more. It's been a little while since I've gone to the Toco Hills location but this location seemed to have more black-owned vendor spaces (of course, I can only base this on the storefronts that had clear signage of the owner). My only complaint is that many items seem slightly overpriced. Like I passed over a few times that seemed about 20% too high.