Just when you thought you were done hearing about a new showroom of ours … we wanted to formally introduce our second showroom, a pop-up in our old space fully dedicated to a brand we love: Blu Dot.

Besides the obvious new showroom location and combining our offices to all be under one roof, there’s a lot of newness happening around us at 38 Wareham St. The magic

When we first started Lekker in 2003, we were one of the first family-run businesses a part of the Washington St revitalization – Natalie and Curt packing boxes at midnight and teaching themselves how to run a business from the ground up. The passion and constant drive to make Lekker a reality all stemmed from the simple desire to bring modern design to the U.S. in a warm and accessible way.

After waiting 9 hours on Monday for a flight to be canceled into the wee hours of the North Carolina morning, our buying team concluded their Highpoint Market adventure with some

Just this week we got to witness a vintage Egg Chair and vintage upholstered Series 7 grace our showroom floor for our Boston Design Week event, Then & Now (head

The Taylors epitomize the coolest of cool – a cumulation of modern-day entrepreneur ideologies that boil down to creating a life you love by fervent exploration, risk, and artistry only meant for the brave.

The friendly face and laid-back hello that greets you when you walk into the showroom may be a newer addition to the Lekker family but isn’t new to the world of design.

Our dreams and ideas have been pushing boundaries for a while now, so we’ve been carefully setting the ball in motion for things that are bigger, better, and more authentically us. Just like any good idea needs room to breathe, so does good design.

And it’s no secret that around here, peak thoughtfulness is defined by Lauren. From understanding the intricacies of fast-fashion to lead times to Korean horror – the woman of many talents who runs our website is good at everything she does because she is a natural observer.

This holiday season we actually managed to disconnect, take some time from the constant movement of a small business, e-commerce, the bustling of Boston and simply … relax.