At Home is a big-box home furnishings retailer with one location in Oklahoma City that sells mid-range furniture, seasonal décor, textiles, and accessories across multiple departments. It occupies roughly 90,000 square feet and aims for the middle market, positioned between budget chains and higher-end furniture galleries.
At Home operates as a full-spectrum home goods warehouse. The store carries sofas, dining tables, bedroom sets, and accent furniture under its own label and partner brands. Beyond furniture, it stocks throw pillows, wall art, mirrors, lighting, bedding, bath textiles, rugs, outdoor furniture, and seasonal decorations that rotate quarterly. The merchandise skews toward traditional and transitional styles rather than ultra-modern or high-design pieces. Inventory depth varies by category; seasonal décor sections expand dramatically before holidays.
Sofas at At Home typically range from $400 to $1,200, with sectionals running $800 to $1,800. Dining tables span $300 to $900. Bedroom sets (bed frame plus nightstand) land between $500 and $1,400. Wall art and mirrors usually cost $30 to $150. Throw pillows are individually priced from $15 to $50. Rugs range from $100 to $500 depending on size and material. Seasonal items like outdoor cushions or holiday décor shift in price and availability; call ahead or check the website before making a trip for specific seasonal stock.
Delivery is available for furniture purchases; fees and timing depend on item size and your distance from the store. Assembly services are not included but are offered through third-party partners for an additional charge. Returns on furniture typically have a 60-day window; décor items follow the same window.
At Home's pricing and breadth make it a different proposition from several alternatives. Furniture Row, also present in Oklahoma City, emphasizes sofas and sectionals with slightly higher price points than At Home's mid-range positioning; choose Furniture Row if you want more customization on upholstery. Big Lots carries décor and occasional pieces at lower price points than At Home but with shallower furniture selection. For budget-conscious shoppers wanting pure volume and quick turnover, Big Lots is faster and cheaper; for deeper furniture choice at moderate prices, At Home is broader. Local independent furniture galleries in Midtown and near Bricktown offer custom and higher-end pieces starting at $1,500 and up, suitable for those seeking designer consultation or unique finishes. At Home suits shoppers furnishing a whole room or apartment quickly without custom work.
At Home works well for renters, young families, and people moving into a new home on a budget and timeline. The selection is wide enough to furnish multiple rooms in one trip. The style range covers common tastes: traditional, farmhouse, industrial, and casual contemporary are all represented.
At Home does not suit customers seeking high-end leather, designer brands, or bespoke finishes. It is not the place for specialty needs like commercial-grade furniture or pieces made to exact dimensions. Those wanting to view and test fabric quality extensively or work with a designer should look elsewhere.
At Home operates as a self-guided, warehouse-style shopping environment. Items are grouped by room type: living room, dining, bedroom, home office, and outdoor. Staff are available to locate stock and answer product questions but do not offer design consultation as part of the standard visit. Many items on the sales floor are floor samples; inventory is physically stocked in the back, so not all displayed items leave the store that day. For larger furniture pieces, confirm in-store availability or order for scheduled delivery. Fitting rooms are not provided for textiles; bring home color samples or photos if matching is critical.
At Home is located off Northeast Expressway and maintains extended hours typical of big-box retailers: usually 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and weekends (verify current hours on the store's website, as seasonal adjustments occur). Free surface and lot parking is available; the lot rarely fills to capacity except during major holiday décor seasons. The store is easily accessible by car; public transit connections are limited. The site is not walkable from nearby residential or office areas.
At Home's scale and inventory refresh make it a reliable choice for Oklahoma City shoppers needing furnished rooms quickly without custom timelines or designer fees.
