Home Centre at Oasis Mall: Furniture, Homeware & What to Expect
Some store names get searched on their own, and “Home Centre Oasis Mall” is one of them — around 2,900 people a month look it up in the UAE. It makes sense: for the Al Quoz and Al Wahda neighbourhoods, this is the local furniture store, sitting inside both Oasis malls. This page explains what the Home Centre stores at Oasis Mall actually carry, how the shopping works, and the delivery and loyalty bits worth knowing before you go.
It is part of our Oasis Mall cluster — the full store list for both malls is on the Oasis Mall shops page.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Store | Home Centre — Landmark Group’s home store |
| Locations in this guide | Oasis Mall Dubai (Al Quoz) and Oasis Mall Sharjah (Al Wahda Street) |
| Sells | Furniture, home furnishings, accessories, bed & bath, kitchenware |
| Started | 1995, with a single store in Sharjah — now around 90 stores in the region |
| Loyalty | Shukran points on every purchase |
| Delivery | Home delivery available, with assembly teams for furniture |
A Sharjah-Born Store
Home Centre is one of the region’s own retail stories. It opened its first store in Sharjah in 1995 — a short drive from the Sharjah Oasis Mall it now trades in — and grew into the Middle East’s biggest home retailer, with around 90 stores and some 4 million square feet of retail space, still under Dubai-based Landmark Group. That local root matters for range: the collections are chosen for Gulf homes — majlis-friendly sofas, blackout curtains for bright summers, Ramadan and Diwali tableware in season.
What You Will Find Inside

The stores are laid out as dressed rooms rather than warehouse aisles — living rooms, dining sets and bedrooms arranged as complete spaces, which makes it easier to judge scale than a catalogue photo. The departments:
Furniture: sofas, beds, wardrobes, dining and modular pieces, from single flat-pack items to full room sets.
Furnishings and décor: curtains, rugs, cushions, lighting and wall décor — the fast refresh layer most regulars actually come for.
Bed and bath: bedding sets, mattresses, towels and bathroom accessories.
Kitchenware: cookware, dining sets, storage and small appliances for the everyday kitchen.
Kids’ rooms: children’s beds, study furniture and storage — sitting one floor away from Babyshop in the same mall, which makes a family trip efficient.
Delivery, Assembly and Shukran
Big furniture is where a mall store earns its keep. Home Centre runs its own delivery and assembly operation across the region — furniture orders are delivered to your home and larger pieces are assembled by their fitters, with the fee depending on the order, so confirm it at the till or online before you commit. Purchases also earn Shukran points, Landmark’s free loyalty programme, which covers most of the other big stores in Oasis Mall too — our offers guide explains how the points and sale seasons fit together. You can also order through Home Centre’s own online store for home delivery, using the mall store as your showroom — see the piece in person first, then decide how it gets to you.
Home Centre or Home Box?
Dubai shoppers get a second Landmark home store in the same mall: Home Box, the group’s budget line. The split is simple. Home Centre is where you furnish a room properly — full sofa sets, wardrobes, dining tables, the bed-and-bath depth to finish the job, and the delivery-and-assembly operation behind it. Home Box is where you fill the gaps cheaply — a side table, storage, a lamp, the guest-room basics — at noticeably lower price points and with simpler builds. Plenty of Al Quoz homes end up with both: the big pieces from Home Centre, the finishing pieces from Home Box, one car park serving the two of them. Sharjah has no Home Box; its Home Centre carries the full job alone.
Measuring tip from the staff’s side of the counter: photograph your room and note the wall lengths, door widths and lift size before you visit. Most “it doesn’t fit” stories at furniture stores are really “it doesn’t fit through the door” stories.
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Ahmed Al Mansoori is a Dubai-based writer covering the people, places and stories of the UAE for UAETales — every tale, every emirate.

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