Shri Studio

Urban Revitalization Yoga

Shri Studio opened in 2010

The McDevitt building was a department store in its day in downtown Pawtucket, RI.  In 2010, Alison opened the space to transform it into an urban outreach yoga studio with 16 foot ceilings, wood floors and re-purposed benches, tables and wood found within the building.  The studio became a beautiful, bustling urban anchor in the downtown landscape. In 2020, Alison bought a blighted 15,000 square foot mill and opened Shri 2.0 just a few blocks away in the Summer of 2023 after a total gut renovation to expand Shri’s mission into commercial real estate and affordable housing opportunities.

The Lounge

The timeless elegance of vintage chairs by Eames and Eero Saarinen adds a touch of classic sophistication to the minimalist aesthetic. A black and white picture captures a clean open space in the basement of Alison's riverfront loft. The carefully curated arrangement reflects an uncluttered, modern appeal, creating an inviting atmosphere for both relaxation and contemplation.

STUDIO | again less is more and here | the original tin ceiling is painted a bright white |the walls are painted Navajo White and Dovetail Gray, both by Benjamin Moore

The Studio

The original tin ceiling is painted a bright white, adding a clean and classic touch to the space. Complementing this, the walls are painted in a combination of Navajo White and Dovetail Gray by Benjamin Moore, creating a neutral and inviting backdrop that allows for easy coordination with various decor and furnishings.

Soft & Natural with Lighting with Little Division Between Spaces

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BEFORE | The work is yet to begin

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DURING | Paint and texture

TABLES | saved and refurbished to become the front

DESK | of the studio and a prop table for yoga classes