Norwalk Furniture opens showroom at its Ohio factory
Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, January 30, 2012
NORWALK, Ohio — Upholstery maker Norwalk Furniture opened a 6,500-square-foot showroom at its headquarters and factory with a launch party Jan. 20.
 State Rep. Terry Boose, left, Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor, Norwalk Furniture CEO Dan White, Norwalk Mayor Rob Duncan, and U.S. Rep. Bob Latta cut the ribbon for Norwalk’s new showroom. |
 Norwalk’s new factory showroom displays an assortment of the company’s products and fabric options in 6,500 square feet. |
Government and company officials celebrated the new space, which is segmented into distinct galleries:
• Back-To-Basics — Two basic styles starting under $1,000 retail for a sofa. All are available in 850 fabrics and leathers.
• The Best of Norwalk — Top-selling and new designs, including headboards, chairs and recliners, all available in a choice of 850 fabrics and leathers.
"Norwalk Furniture still stands for great designs with a one-of-a-kind customization and delivered in 35 days. Our model is working and we are investing in the future," said Reyna Moore, director of marketing.
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