Poli Marmi

Living Tradition, Hands that Innovate

In Paggese, just a few kilometers from the center of Acquasanta Terme, Annibale Poli carries forward the ancient art of stonework with remarkable mastery.
In his workshop, the local travertine—extracted only a few dozen meters away—takes shape through simple tools and expert hands. No CNC machines, no automation: only experience, intuition, and a profound understanding of the material.

Here, innovation is born from the mind and from sensitivity. Annibale listens to the customer’s ideas and transforms them into tangible reality, making objects and visions eternal. He is an artisan who blends technical precision with artistic inspiration, a custodian of ancient knowledge capable of speaking to the present.

His work has played a fundamental role in the reconstruction and restoration of Castel di Luco, an extraordinary cultural landmark and symbol of the Tronto Valley. Less than one kilometer from his workshop, Annibale collaborated with other local artisans to bring new life to the historic site, using traditional methods and techniques in full respect of its authenticity.

Before or after visiting the castle, it is well worth stopping by his workshop: here you can understand how, even in 2025, a castle can be restored with the same hands and the same patience as those who built it centuries ago.