Savvy Staged × Stone Madison · A partner pilot
Real products.
For the spaces
you build.
We’re a rep group developing rights-cleared 3D twins of real, buyable furniture and surfaces. Let’s furnish digital spaces with things people can actually order.
- 01A real product
Furniture or a surface, with the maker’s permission.
- 02A 3D twin in your library
A GLB sample prepared to your asset requirements.
- 03A place in a built space
Your builders use the approved asset in their projects.
- 04An Artifact link to our spec desk
A route to product information, availability and sourcing.
Proposed workflow · Sample assets and platform integration to be confirmed.
One ask
Let us be your furniture
& surfaces supply partner.
We supply approved twins to your asset library, free for your builders to use within the agreed permissions. Each object carries an Artifact link back to our spec desk.
The proposed starting arrangement
No payment between us
on day one.
You gain a library grounded in identifiable products and maker permissions. We gain distribution and a route from product interest to a sourcing conversation.
The spec desk confirms finishes, quantities, current pricing, availability and delivery for the actual project.
This is a pilot offer. Asset permissions, platform acceptance and final terms are agreed before release.
Three questions · In this order
A useful first conversation.
- 01 / Audience
How many active builders
and monthly space visits?Use a recent reporting period and a clear definition of “active.” We want to understand who could use the library and who would see the spaces.
- 02 / Attribution
Can Artifact links carry
UTMs or equivalent tracking?Confirm whether campaign tags survive the click and which reporting is available. The goal is a measurable path from an object to our spec desk.
- 03 / Shared access
Can we walk a shared space
together without minting?Confirm browser access, simultaneous visitors and any sign-in requirements. A simple shared walkthrough is the first experience we want to test.
The first practical use
Walk Miami Circle together.
Before the visit.
The proposed pilot would let Evgeny and the Wood & Washi team review the Miami Circle demonstration bay together in a browser before they travel.
See the room, compare a surface and discuss how the window system belongs in the space. Use one shared setting to make the next conversation more concrete.
See the proposed Miami Circle bays →Leave the meeting with
- A delivery owner
- Your platform team, a builder from your community, or our team—with the required support identified.
- A number
- A setup estimate for the shared bay walkthrough, with the included scope made clear.
- A timeline
- A first-review date and a clear route for invited guests to enter together.
Walkthrough production is a separate scope to confirm. Platform support, participant availability and the built scene are not yet established.
The next step
Your asset specification.
Two GLBs.
One useful test.
Send us your asset library spec. The proposed target is two GLB samples for review this week, subject to confirming product permissions and file requirements.
Start with one furniture asset and one surface application. Agree the technical fit, test the Artifact link, then review the first shared space.
Share your asset library spec →Paste a link to your requirements in the inquiry. This starts a discussion with our team.
Furniture
An identifiable product, dimensions, materials and a sourcing reference.
Product and GLB to be selected.Surface
A material application with scale, finish information and a sourcing reference.
Product and GLB to be selected.These are the two proposed sample categories. No downloadable 3D files or live asset-library integration are being presented yet.
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