Art at Home

Art at Home is a furniture showroom run by one family since 1995, standing on Triq l-Imdina in Attard, the town beside Mdina and Rabat. The name comes from how the family looks at its stock: each piece of furniture is treated as a work of art, and quality is the starting point for everything on the floor.

For UK visitors setting up a Maltese home or buyers refreshing a second property, it is a practical single stop for a bedroom, a sofa or a whole kitchen. The business is listed with other furniture shops in Malta, and Attard lies close to the Mdina guide area.

What the showroom offers

The main focus areas are ready-made bedrooms, custom-made bedrooms, modern bedrooms and kids bedrooms, sofas, chairs for offices and households, lighting fixtures, and ready-made and custom-made kitchens. A bedrooms page names around nineteen complete sets, each of which can be viewed in the Attard showroom.

Beyond bedrooms the range includes dining tables, upholstered, wooden and plastic chairs, stools, recliners, wall units, office furniture and loose furniture such as oak sideboards, chests of drawers and coffee tables. The beds category covers upholstered beds, a bunk bed, a motorised bed and a pocket balance bed. Examples include the Moonlight and Amelia upholstered beds, which come in cream, taupe or light grey with lift-up storage and suit a 150 by 190 cm mattress that is bought separately, and the Annabella three-seater sofa in grey or taupe.

Styles run from modern to classic, and the showroom also shows chandeliers and other light fittings. A new arrivals section helps you see what has recently come in.

Bedrooms and beds in more detail

The bedrooms page is the most complete part of the range. Named sets include Romina, Zelda, Dominion, Zafira, Pedro, Nouva Signora, Karine, Bella, Kate, Charlene, Korinne, Martina, Mar, Onyx, Kristal, Tara, Pearl, Roberta and Atlantik, so there is a real spread of styles to compare in person rather than from a catalogue.

The standalone beds include the Aura, Ege, Helen, Luna and Parla upholstered models, a Cool and Wool upholstered bed and a pocket balance bed. The Moonlight and Amelia upholstered beds measure 155 by 200 cm overall. If you are furnishing a rental or holiday flat, ask about storage beds, because lift-up storage with slats is a feature of both. Remember that the mattress is bought separately, so check dimensions before you order.

Service, value and after-sales

Art at Home describes its mission as ensuring comfort at home with a first-class customer experience at economical prices. Its pitch rests on five points: quality materials, value for money, personal service from advice to delivery, regular offers and after-sales support. The team can advise on all aspects of furnishing a home, including made-to-measure bedrooms and kitchens.

If you are planning a move from the UK, our Malta relocation guide explains the bigger picture, and a showroom visit is a sensible early step for sofas, beds and a kitchen. Maltese summers are hot, so the Malta weather guide is useful when choosing fabrics and finishes, and nearby firms such as Able Ltd for air conditioning or AC Service Malta are in our directory.

Visiting Attard and the area

Attard is in the middle of the island, a short drive from Mdina, Valletta and the north. The Valletta guide is a good companion for a day out in the capital, and our things to do in Malta page covers more ideas. If you are buying art for the walls as well as furniture, 2B Gallery is another listing to look at, and the A-Store electronics shop may help with televisions to fit the wall units.

Showroom opening is split across the day on weekdays, with a lunchtime break between 13:00 and 16:00, so plan around it. When you are ready to ask about a piece, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Art at Home.