Madison on Main is a furniture, lighting and home decor shop of local artisans offering repurposed, custom, new & one of a kind pieces.
Madison on Main is a furniture and home decor shop on Main Street in Pineville. Our shop is comprised of local artisans who love what they do and who all bring a different talent to Madison on Main. Lynne is an unbelievable artist whether it's on canvas or on a piece of furniture. She's an extraordinary interior designer and her vision with each piece is fantastic. It's wonderful to see her work with clients not just in the shop but in their homes too. She's created custom pieces on canvas and even home decor pieces for clients. Staging is an art and Lynne is one of the best! Andrah is a photograher by trade and her attention to detail comes through in her furniture work. You can tell she spends so much time getting everything "just so" because she wants her clients to be thrilled with every aspect of the pieces she does. Laura has got such talent in her ability to turn something ordinary into a thing of beauty whether it's a sign or a coaster or a tile. She has some really lovely pieces that make wonderful gifts in her booth. And her furniture work is a thing of beauty. And then there's me, Angel, who brings us all together at Madison on Main. Farm tables and beautiful parsons chairs with benches are some of my favorite things but anything French and Swedish with curves and carvings are what inspire me. Offering custom farm tables, barn doors and chairs is one of the reasons I opened Madison on Main. I wanted to be able to offer a selection at a variety of prices so that's what we do here. My hope for Madison on Main is that we will deliver unique quality products, offer a variety of custom products that you won't find in other places in the area, and excellent customer service. If we don't have exactly what you're looking for, we'll shop to find what inspires you. Please drop in to Madison on Main and let one of our artisans help you find what you're looking for.
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