FEA Home, Inc.

FEA Home, Inc. Traveling the world to procure and curate a one-of-a-kind collection of vintage furniture, unique antique furniture & decorative home accents, since 1964.

Shop for interior decorating, designer trade, TV/Film rentals & furniture staging. F.E.A. Home has been serving the interior design and architectural community since 1962. We have traveled throughout the Far East for almost 50 years sourcing the finest antiques and furnishings. Our passion for Asian art has led us to discover remote villages and country antique shops in China, Jap

an, Hong Kong, Thailand, Burma, Indonesia, India & many more countries. We are a 3rd generation family company which hand-selects only the finest Asian art and furniture. Our collection includes an eclectic mix of Asian and Chinese antique furniture, panels, screens, wood & stone carvings, porcelain, garden sculpture, rare Asian antiquities & decorative accessories. We have two convenient locations in the Metropolitan area. Our New York City Showroom is located at Broadway and 11th street, in the heart of Greenwich Village. Here, we feature a diverse collection of Asian Antiques, home furnishings and accessories. To view our entire inventory, visit us at our historic warehouse in Yonkers, NY – a short 20 minute drive north of Manhattan. We are located in the previous site of the Alexander Smith Carpet Mills (ca. 1882). Our unique and interesting building is 5 floors and over 170,000 square feet; containing possibly the largest collection of Asian antiques, art, furniture & accessories in the United States. Our website shows a representation of the tens of thousands of items we have in-stock (yes tens of thousands). If you have a specific request, contact us – we are here to help you find old treasures for your new home. www.FEAHome.com

Unlike a solid divider, stained glass changes throughout the day. Morning light softens the room. Afternoon sun brings t...
08/28/2026

Unlike a solid divider, stained glass changes throughout the day. Morning light softens the room. Afternoon sun brings the colors to life.

A folding screen doesn't just divide a space. It shapes light, creates privacy, and changes the way a room feels without closing it off.

That's why pieces like this continue to work in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Where would you place it?

08/24/2026

One piece can change the whole room.
At more than seven feet long, this Chinese console has the scale to anchor a space. Then there's the aged red lacquer, bringing just enough contrast against a modern setting.
That's the thing about mixing old and new. They don't have to match to work beautifully together.

Would you put this in a modern room?

08/21/2026

Before they were collectible, they had a job to do.
These 19th-century Chinese grain baskets were built for everyday use.
Big handles for carrying. Metal braces for reinforcement. Tapered sides shaped by function.
And today, those practical details are exactly what make them so interesting.

How would you use them?

Before a line is spoken, the set is already telling you where you are.A piece like this can establish time, place and at...
08/20/2026

Before a line is spoken, the set is already telling you where you are.

A piece like this can establish time, place and atmosphere the moment it enters the frame.

That’s why production designers and set decorators look beyond furniture. Every object helps tell the story.

Planning a production? DM us what you’re looking for.

At first glance, it's a cabinet.Look closer and another layer appears.Hidden compartments were often built to protect do...
08/12/2026

At first glance, it's a cabinet.

Look closer and another layer appears.

Hidden compartments were often built to protect documents, valuables, and personal belongings while keeping the exterior simple.

It's thoughtful design that still feels clever today.

Would you have discovered it?

Patina isn't something that's added. It's something that's earned.Over decades, everyday use leaves behind clues that ca...
07/31/2026

Patina isn't something that's added. It's something that's earned.

Over decades, everyday use leaves behind clues that can't be recreated by modern finishes.

Worn edges, original lacquer, aged brass, and even time-honored repairs all become part of a piece's history.

That's why original pieces feel different.

Which detail tells the story best?

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500 Nepperhan Avenue
Yonkers, NY
10701

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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