Palm Beach Art, Antique & Design Showroom

Palm Beach Art, Antique & Design Showroom occupies a large space at 500 North Dixie Highway on the northern edge of downtown Lake Worth Beach, describing itself on its own website as a hub for the arts and operating something close to a year round art fair rather than a single-owner gallery. The business, which also appears in some directories under the name Art New Line, was independently confirmed as currently operating through its own website, which listed regular hours of Tuesday through Saturday from 10 in the morning to 6 in the evening, closed Sunday and Monday, with content that had been updated as recently as December 2025 at the time this listing was researched.

The showroom describes a roughly 25,000 square foot space bringing together more than 40 artists and galleries under one roof, with work spanning fine art, photography, sculpture and glass alongside design objects. That scale sets it apart from the smaller, single-artist storefronts that make up most of the Lucerne Avenue gallery block a few blocks south. Rather than a single curated point of view, a multi-vendor showroom of this size functions more like an indoor market for original art and design pieces, with rotating exhibitions, occasional lectures, and programming built around ongoing events rather than a fixed permanent collection.

Worth noting for visitors focused specifically on contemporary fine art: the showroom’s own branding places it at the intersection of art, antiques and design, meaning the inventory on any given visit is likely to include a mix of fine art pieces alongside decorative and collectible objects rather than fine art exclusively. Anyone coming specifically for gallery-style original art should expect a browsing experience closer to a large art and design market than a single-artist gallery, though the business itself frames its identity primarily around supporting working artists and galleries.

The North Dixie Highway location sits a short drive or a longer walk north of the core Lucerne Avenue and Lake Avenue gallery cluster, making it a slightly separate stop from the main downtown gallery walk rather than something visitors will stumble into on foot along with the rest of the arts district. Given its size and the number of artists represented, it is one of the larger art-focused retail spaces operating within Lake Worth Beach city limits, and the confirmed current hours and active website make it one of the more reliably verifiable listings in this research.