Lemm takes it all in, feeling oddly wistful. It looks a little bit more like a home, now. He finds himself hoping the trend continues, for their sake. (There is a lot in here that can only be for other people. This is quietly noted, and approved of - perhaps hypocritically...)

Look nice. What a strange thing to think about suddenly, because yes, the sconce objectively looks nice, but - also his shop already does look nice, it's why he chose the place, it has period features! But barring the relics on display, which is different, it occurs to him now that not much is anything he put there for the sake of looking nice.

"...I might," he says, after this thought. "You're doing a fine job of making this place look lived in, if that's anything." There. A compliment. People compliment each other's houses.

And it's kind of true. Honestly, he doesn't take much issue with their flower-sconce being hung up like that. It reminds him vaguely of some kind of eclectic mobile. Suits their weirdness just fine for the time being.