Showrooms, brands and designers, connected
Sourcebook connects every participant in the furniture and home products supply chain. Showrooms see brand catalogs. Designers access trade pricing. Brands track which showrooms specify their products. Buyers coordinate shipments across multiple vendors.
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Every connection runs through verified showrooms
A designer in Miami needs outdoor furniture for a hotel project. She searches Sourcebook and finds three showrooms with contract outdoor programs. Each showroom shows brands they represent: one carries teak collections, another specializes in aluminum frames, the third offers custom powder coating. The designer sees pricing, lead times, and customization options from all three. She requests samples from two showrooms and quotes from both. The showrooms coordinate with their brand partners to fulfill her project.
Showrooms as network hubs
Showrooms are the center of the network. They represent brands to designers, coordinate projects with buyers, manage inventory for retailers, and connect manufacturers with new distribution channels. Every transaction flows through a verified showroom.
Brands reach buyers through showrooms
Brands sync their catalogs to Sourcebook. Showrooms that carry their lines show brand products to designers and buyers. Brands see which showrooms specify their products most and track sales through each channel without managing individual showroom relationships.
Designers find the right products
Designers search by product type, style, price range, and project requirements. They find showrooms that match their needs, see trade pricing, request samples, and coordinate project timelines. Every designer interaction is with a verified trade professional.
How the network works
Sourcebook is built on verified relationships. Showrooms prove their trade credentials and business operations. Brands verify their manufacturing capabilities and product lines. Designers show their business licenses and project portfolios. Buyers demonstrate their retail operations or project budgets. Every participant is verified before accessing network features.
- Showrooms verify trade credentials and represent verified brands
- Brands sync catalogs and pricing to their showroom partners
- Designers access trade pricing after credential verification
- Buyers coordinate multi-vendor projects through showrooms
- All pricing, lead times, and product specs stay synchronized
- Network tracks every connection between brands and buyers
- Data flows in real time across all network participants
Built for the home products trade
Multi-line showrooms
Showrooms represent multiple brand lines in furniture, lighting, rugs, accessories, and textiles. They coordinate product specifications across brands for complete room packages. Designers see all represented brands in one showroom profile with synchronized pricing and availability.
Brand distribution networks
Brands work with multiple showrooms across territories. Each showroom has access to brand catalogs, pricing for their territory, and inventory data. Brands see performance across their entire showroom network and identify which channels drive specifications.
Designer trade access
Designers connect with showrooms that match their project types and design aesthetic. They access trade pricing, request samples, and coordinate project timelines. Showrooms see designer portfolios and project requirements before responding to inquiries.
Questions about the network
Who can join the Sourcebook network?
How do showrooms get added to the network?
Can brands work with multiple showrooms on Sourcebook?
How do designers find the right showrooms?
What data do network participants see about each other?
Join the Sourcebook network.
Tell us about your role in the home products trade. We explain how the network works for your business type and walk through verification.
Book a demoLaunching 15 November. A person from our team confirms within one business day.