Stone Madison
Furniture, hardwood and upholstery manufacturer representation with digital catalogs, trade outreach and specification support.
View linesManufacturer representation · Southeast territory
Stone Madison represents furniture, hardwood, upholstery and lighting manufacturers from a showroom in Atlanta's Miami Circle design district. Each line gets a presentation floor, its own digital catalog, and someone working the territory between markets.
The connected showroom
Product enters through represented manufacturers, gains visibility in the Atlanta showroom, moves into real projects through Savvy Staged, and keeps a commercial path through Carolina Outlet when samples, overruns, imports or recovered inventory need a new route to market.
Furniture, hardwood and upholstery manufacturer representation with digital catalogs, trade outreach and specification support.
View linesLighting, rugs, décor and furniture presented as a multi-brand showroom resource for designers and project clients.
ghenogas.comThe shared showroom assortment becomes available for retail, lease, staging, furnished living and installed project work.
savvystaged.comDirect-from-maker orders, import allocations, showroom samples, staging recovery, overruns and quick-ship inventory.
carolinaoutlet.comWhat a represented line gets
The program gives an independent manufacturer a credible Southeast presence, a distinct digital showroom, and a measurable route from product discovery to a qualified sales opportunity.
Presentation, meetings, samples, finish conversations and project support inside the Atlanta design market.
A catalog built for your line, with real browsing, exact product references, saved selections and qualified inquiries.
Trade outreach, project follow-up and editorial storytelling that keeps the maker visible between markets.
Trackable handoffs preserve the manufacturer, product reference, campaign and source through inquiry or into a compatible sales platform.
Eight opportunities
We build the presentation before asking a manufacturer to commit, so a representation conversation starts with something you can look at instead of a promise.