Since 1854, Martin Fine Furniture has been fitting people with the kind of furniture that helps turns a house into a home all while turning our customers into friends. Our shop is now run by fourth generation family members who take pride in our deep Indianapolis roots and our dedication to doing what's best for our neighbors. That's why you'll never feel any pressure from our knowledgeable team.
Reviews for Martin Fine Furniture
Martin Fine Furniture received an average rating of 3.40 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews.
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Great Shopping experience by donna J via Citysearch on 3/6/2012
Feb 2012
I purchased a bedroom furniture from Martin Furniture . Susan worked with me. I took measurement in of the bedroom it is really small . She came up with really good ideas. She was great . They had to order it they said…
Worst shopping experience I've ever had by Valleydweller via Citysearch on 9/19/2010
I purchased a sofa and loveseat from Martin Fine Furniture and the rest is a complete nightmare. Upon arrival, I was very satisfied with my purchase. However, after about 4-5 months of having the furniture (Basset), I noticed that the…
Awesome Prices by cgtboiler via Citysearch on 11/24/2009
I was pleasantly surprised with how smooth the process went from beginning to end. I had an idea of what I was looking for after viewing their website. I then contacted them and they promptly gave me all of my options for purchase, as…
Delivered the next day. by satisfiedshopper via Citysearch on 3/24/2008
I bought a bedroom suit on a Friday and it was delivered on Saturday morning. I thought the service was very good. I would not hesitate to shop at Martins again.
Financing nightmare by demandgoodservice via Citysearch on 12/29/2007
I bought an expensive piece of furniture here and paid about 25% in cash and then financed the rest through them. All they gave me about the financing was the brochure with the terms that didn't even identify who the lender would be until…
