MM Galleri

MM Galleri is a natural stone company founded in 1992. According to its own account, it began by trading rattan and natural stone, then moved into sourcing Lampung crystalline marble from Sumatra, Indonesia, and built its own manufacturing in 1994. Its international debut came in 1998, when Lampung marble was used in bathroom installations at the Sherry Frontenac in Miami. From that base the business grew into a stone house that supplies marble, onyx, granite, travertine and quartzite from quarries around the world, alongside its own engineered lines SINISO by MM and SINTERRA by MM and third-party surfaces such as Dekton, Silestone and Lapitec. The company operates showrooms in four cities: Surabaya, Jakarta, Bali and Singapore. Its Surabaya flagship showroom opened in the Juanda area in 2010, following an earlier Baliwerti showroom in Surabaya (2000), a Bali showroom on Sunset Road (2005), MM Jakarta in Tangerang (2008), MM Singapore (2018), a first Jakarta showroom at Open Doors, Alam Sutera (2022), and a second Jakarta showroom at the International Design District, PIK 2 (2024). The official site lists additional Jakarta locations including Open Doors, Alam Sutera. MM Galleri positions itself as a full-service stone house rather than a simple slab trader: it cuts, curves, finishes and installs stone, and its collection is organised by material and by colour (white, cream, grey, black, brown, red, pink, green, blue, yellow). Its project portfolio spans residential, retail, hospitality and places of worship, with named projects such as Joe & Dough, Plaza Indonesia, a private house in Sanur, Bali, and BL House Graha Family in Surabaya. Innovation is a visible part of the brand. It promotes "Bended", a patented-in-Southeast-Asia technique for bending natural stone into columns, furniture and sculptural forms that is described as 60% lighter than solid marble, alongside 8MM ultra-thin stone, Sierra's carved mountain texture and Silhouette's stone paintings. The company also offers practical services for designers and buyers: shortlisted slabs ready to view, samples and one-page data sheets for every stone, and WhatsApp enquiries for stock, sizes and prices from the nearest showroom.

MM Galleri was founded in 1992, initially trading rattan and natural stone. Soon after, the company began sourcing Lampung crystalline marble from Sumatra, Indonesia, and in 1994 it established its primary manufacturing operation. This move from trading to production gave the business control over cutting and finishing, which later became central to its identity as a stone house. The company's international debut came in 1998, when Lampung crystalline marble was used in bathroom installations at the Sherry Frontenac in Miami. That project marked the beginning of a broader sourcing strategy: over time the collection expanded to cover quarries around the world, and the scope of work grew from supply into cutting, curving, finishing and installation. Domestic expansion followed through showrooms. In 2000 MM Galleri opened its first MM showroom in the Baliwerti area of Surabaya. In 2005 it expanded to Bali with a new showroom on Sunset Road. In 2008 it established MM Jakarta in Tangerang. In 2010 it inaugurated its flagship showroom in Surabaya, located in the Juanda area. In 2018 it launched MM Singapore, further expanding its international presence. In 2022 it opened its first Jakarta showroom at Open Doors, Alam Sutera, and in 2024 it established a second Jakarta showroom at the International Design District, PIK 2, described by the company as Indonesia's premier hub for world-class design, architecture and luxury living. Alongside geographic growth, MM Galleri developed proprietary product lines and innovations. It introduced SINISO by MM and SINTERRA by MM as its own lines, complementing third-party engineered surfaces such as Dekton, Silestone and Lapitec. Its innovation programme includes Bended, a technique for bending natural stone into columns, furniture and sculptural forms that is described as 60% lighter than solid marble and patented in Southeast Asia; 8MM ultra-thin stone; Sierra's carved mountain texture; and Silhouette's stone paintings. The company also built service infrastructure around the buying process, offering shortlisted slabs ready to view, samples and one-page data sheets for every stone, and WhatsApp enquiries for stock, sizes and prices from the nearest showroom. Today MM Galleri operates showrooms in Surabaya, Jakarta, Bali and Singapore, supported by a manufacturing plant, and its stone appears in homes, hotels, offices and places of worship. Its project portfolio includes Joe & Dough, Plaza Indonesia, a private house in Sanur, Bali, and BL House Graha Family in Surabaya.

• 2024

  Established second Jakarta showroom at the International Design District, PIK 2.

• 2022

  Opened first Jakarta showroom at Open Doors, Alam Sutera.

• 2018

  Launched MM Singapore, further expanding international presence.

• 2010

  Inaugurated flagship showroom in Surabaya, located in the Juanda area.

• 2008

  Established MM Jakarta in Tangerang.

• 2005

  Expanded to Bali with a new showroom on Sunset Road.

• 2000

  Opened first MM showroom in the Baliwerti area of Surabaya.

• 1998

  Marked international debut with the Sherry Frontenac in Miami, showcasing Lampung crystalline marble in bathroom installations.

• 1994

  Established primary manufacturing.

• 1992

  MM Galleri was founded, beginning with rattan and natural stone, and soon after sourcing Lampung crystalline marble from Sumatera, Indonesia.

A full-service natural stone house offering global quarry sourcing, in-house manufacturing, installation and patented stone-bending innovation, with showrooms across Indonesia and Singapore.

• Marble

• Onyx

• Granite

• Travertine

• Quartzite

• Engineered surfaces

• SINISO by MM

• SINTERRA by MM

• Dekton

• Silestone

• Lapitec

• Bended curved natural stone

• 8MM ultra-thin stone

• Sierra carved mountain texture

• Silhouette stone paintings

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2. 2About - MM Gallerimmgalleri.com
3. 3MM Galleriwikidata.org