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Setting up a nursery, needing quality home decor, upgrading to a big-kid bed, or finally taming the playroom? If your usual move is late-night scrolling on Taobao or yet another trip to the same big-box store, it is time to rediscover HomeSquare in Sha Tin. With more than 100 furniture, home décor and kids’ living brands under one roof, it is one of Hong Kong’s most underrated spots for parents who want to see, touch and test before they buy.
Here you can sink into the sofa, test the mattress, open the drawers and size up that bunk bed in person while the kids burn off energy in the play areas. Best of all, it is just a five-minute walk from Sha Tin MTR Station.
The Scoop – What to Expect:
What is HomeSquare?
HomeSquare is a home and lifestyle shopping destination in Sha Tin, bringing together 112 shops across furniture, interior design, home furnishings, kids’ living, bedding, lighting and home accessories.
Which international brands are at HomeSquare?
For the whole home:
For the kids’ rooms:
Is HomeSquare suitable for families with children?
Absolutely. HomeSquare has dedicated kids’ furniture retailers including FLEXA and Tavolo Kids Living, indoor and outdoor play spaces, nursing rooms, and stroller-friendly aisles.
What are HomeSquare’s opening hours?
HomeSquare’s individual shops have different opening hours, so visitors should check with the specific retailer before visiting.
How do I get to HomeSquare?
HomeSquare is at 138 Sha Tin Rural Committee Road, around a five-minute walk from Sha Tin MTR Station Exit B, with an on-site underground car park for drivers.
HomeSquare is located at 138 Sha Tin Rural Committee Road in Sha Tin, within Grand Central Plaza. Its location makes it straightforward to reach using public transport, while drivers can use the on-site multi-storey underground car park.
What Shoppers Love: HomeSquare makes it easy to combine practical home shopping with a wider day out. Its covered connections to New Town Plaza mean shoppers can easily add dining, fashion and entertainment to their visit.
The centre is connected to the wider Sha Tin shopping area through covered footbridges, including a direct connection towards New Town Plaza. This makes it possible to combine a home-shopping trip with other activities, from dining and fashion to entertainment.
The Scoop on getting to HomeSquare:
HomeSquare brings together 112 home and lifestyle brands across seven core categories, giving shoppers a broad choice within a single destination. The collection covers the major elements involved in furnishing and improving a home, from larger furniture pieces and interior design services to lighting, bedding and decorative accessories.
From furniture and interior design to lighting, bedding and home accessories, HomeSquare brings together a wide range of options for furnishing and refreshing your home. There’s also a dedicated selection of children’s furniture and living products for babies, children and teenagers.
The Lowdown on HomeSquare's Different Categories:
HomeSquare’s retail mix includes a range of well-known international and specialist brands, covering different design styles and price points. IKEA provides a large-scale furniture and home-furnishing offering, while brands such as Natuzzi and Calligaris bring Italian design to the centre.
TREE focuses on sustainable materials, Francfranc offers Japanese-inspired home décor, and Sealy Heritage specialises in premium mattresses. Together, these retailers give shoppers options for furnishing different rooms and creating a range of interior styles.
Brands you won't want to miss:
HomeSquare has been designed with families in mind, combining specialist children’s furniture with facilities that can make a shopping trip easier with younger children. Dedicated retailers offer furniture designed to adapt as children grow, while indoor and outdoor play areas provide spaces for children to stay entertained.
Parents can also make use of nursing rooms, stroller-friendly aisles and accessible pathways. The centre also caters to families visiting with pets, with a pet park and practical pet-care facilities available.
What does HomeSquare offer families?
HomeSquare can work as part of a wider day out in Sha Tin, thanks to its connection with New Town Plaza via the covered footbridge network. This allows shoppers to combine home and furniture browsing with other activities without needing to travel between separate destinations.
New Town Plaza adds fashion, dining and cinema entertainment to the area, while HomeSquare itself provides a broad selection of home and lifestyle retailers. For families planning a home refresh, the combination can make it easier to turn a practical shopping trip into a fuller day out.
Why visit New Town Plaza?
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