Lawson-Fenning opens new showroom on Melrose

Two vintage Fritz Hansen stacking chairs, right, $2,650 for a set of 6. Also, a macrame worklamp by Los Angeles-based lighting designer Robert Lewis, $695.

A pair of ceramic Martz lamps, $2,250, rest on a Lawson-Fenning cabinet, $4,650. At right, a velvet curved back sofa by Lawson-Fenning, $5,150 as shown. At left, a pair of thin frame lounge chairs, $2,200 apiece, and a Normandie coffee table, $3,550, at center.

Oak Niguel cabinet by Lawson-Fenning features brass inland detail and handles, $4,650. Thorton brass table lamps, $545 apiece. On the wall, photographs by American sculptor Louise Nevelson, $1,850 apiece.

A Cruz dining table, $5,200, dining chair, $1,275 inside the new Lawson-Fenning showroom on Melrose.

Organic cotton pillows and textiles by Ferm Living, (blanket shown is $320, pillows start at $82) and throw pillows by Noon by Jane Palmer.

Brass keychains by Carl Aubock, $95.

Handmade ceramic bells by Brooklyn-based artist Michele Quan of MQuan Studio, starting at $175.

Vintage Pierre Cardin backgammon sets, starting at $150.

On the second floor, a variety of goods are on display: Norde scented candles, Ben Medanksy ceramics, brass candlesticks, Japanese Kokeshi dolls from the 1930s, Mikmoi scented soy candle and gold trim agate coasters.

A large chandelier by Robert Lewis hangs inside the new Lawson-Fenning showroom on Melrose.

Handmade ceramic Petal pots by Highland Park artist Meredith Metcalf start at $80.

An abstract gouache on paper by Patsy Krebs, $1,250 hangs above an Italian birch and teak midcentury sideboard by Silvo Cavatorta, $3,950. Umbra bouquet medium sconces by Jason Koharik, $1,850 a piece. On the sideboard, petite lawyers lamps by Koharik, $850, each.