Devi Home in Boston, MA | Furniture

Devi Home

Turn your home into a haven and your own personal sanctuary.

Today's home has evolved far from the fundamental need to seek shelter from the elements. Its place in our lives has progressed from being merely a structure in which to sleep and eat, to become the very vital center of our lives, reflecting something of our own essence within them.
When we come home to such a place, we are able to leave our cares on the threshold. Creature comforts help our bodies to relax, the security and serenity of our homes allow our minds and emotions to find peace – this living space has the power to make us to feel safe and at ease.
As the pace of the world outside grows ever more intense and demanding it dictates the need to create more of a “soul home,” a place of refuge where you nurture and rejuvenate not only your body, but your mind and spirit as well.
Imbue your home with spirit by bringing in elements of nature, texture, meaningful symbols and textiles. Filling it with delicious scents, sounds, healing colors and light to generate energy and create an uplifting environment. Elevate your space with sacred elements or an antique that transports you to another time and place. With a little beauty, art and mystique you can create a peaceful space in an uncertain world that revives your spirit.
Collections
Pillar beds incorporating salvaged wood pieces from old North Indian palaces - Ornate and intricate these special carving motifs are found through out India in the ancient temples and palaces.
Unusual headboards, incorporating antique hand carved panels from the tribal regions of Southern India .
Hand carved Buddha and Quan Yin stone statues from China – The permanence and tradition of stone is linked to the building of sacred structures such as temples, cathedrals and shrines. The imagery of the Buddha and Quan Yin, used in many of our pieces depicts meditation, peace and contentment.
Armoires, delicately hand painted in Tibet in beautiful imagery and symbolism.
The Monks of Tibet were trained in the art of painting as a meditative technique and the art they created were used as aids for meditation. The skill of these artisans survives today as you will see on the vividly colored, beautiful, one-of-a-kind Tibetan pieces.