We work with Norwalk Furniture. Is there something specific you are interested in learning? Norwalk has a new program called Kent Variations which allows consumers to create 6,400 different sofa frames by choosing the arms, base, legs, length, seat depth and back height. Norwalk also has 800 fabrics and 30 wood finishes for sofas that can be specifically designed to suit your needs. Most styles also are available with or without nailhead trim.

Aad carried Norwalk in Mn. for years. I absolutely loved Norwalk and so did my customers, the fabrics, the upgrades and the yard goods offered so many options. You couldn't beat the quality.

I have a sofa that I bought from Norwalk over 20 years ago. It's held up well, great frame. Will likely reupholster rather than replace.

for a sectional is it true Norwalk costs more than 10K??

I had priced out by a designer for around 5500-6000. Depending on fabric

Loved Norwalk, but things have changed in that company. Cost is very dependent on fabric chosen.

I bought a Norwalk sofa and chair for my family room. I took delivery in June, so have only had them for 6+ months...but love them so far! Fabric looks beautiful; I ordered the "premium" seat cushions (firmer, denser) and have been very pleaed with them. Both pieces get a lot of use and are very, very comfortable! (Just realized that OP is over a year old, but will post this comment for others who search "Norwalk").

I worked at Norwalk Furniture prior to 2008 before it went bankrupt. I sewed their furniture for 21 yrs. and can attest that it is of superior quality. The frames are very sturdy and well-built and the fabrics are all tested for durability. They are very picky about the final product being inspected for quality standards before leaving the facility. I have an oversized chair and ottoman I purchased almost 30 yrs ago and the frame has held up and so has the fabric. It has held up well over those years with a lot of use. I know the company produced excellent products prior to its closing and have to assume that the company is still producing the same quality in their sofas after reorganizing and starting over when it was bought out by 12 local wealthy citizens from the area who didn't want to see the factory close for good. hey retained many of their management and their older experienced employees in crafting the furniture.

Loved Norwalk. Agree with Linda’s comments but since the closures, not sure if same standards are being followed.