Urban Edge: Street Art Style for Maltese Homes
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Street art has a way of making small spaces feel bold and alive, which is exactly what a compact Maltese apartment or townhouse flat needs. Here is how to bring that gritty, graphic energy indoors without overcrowding the room.
Pulling the look together with a few key pieces
A room with urban character does not need much clutter, it needs a few well-chosen pieces that do their job cleanly. The DRÖNA box is a good starting point, tucking away odds and ends on an open shelving unit so the overall look stays sharp rather than busy. Hang the SVARTBJÖRK decorative convex mirror near an entrance or stairwell and it adds depth and an unexpected focal point, something street art itself does so well on a plain wall.
For daily life, practicality matters just as much as style. The UNDERLÄTTA vacuum flask keeps coffee or tea hot during the long stretches of summer when air conditioning is working overtime, while an IKEA 365+ water bottle is handy for carrying water around the house or out the door. When it is time to head to the beach or just to the market, the RENSARE waterproof bag protects whatever is inside from sand, spray or a sudden downpour during the milder months.
UNDERLÄTTA vacuum flask, black, 1.2 l
SVARTBJÖRK decorative convex mirror, black, 41 cm
DRÖNA box, black, 33x38x33 cm
IKEA 365+ water bottle, dark grey, 0.5 l
RENSARE waterproof bag, 16x12x24 cm/2.5 l
GÖRSNYGG carrier bag, large, light beige, 57x37x39 cm/71 l
Order these pieces through Maltashopper and bring a bit of street art attitude into the home, with everything arranged for delivery to addresses across Malta.