Discover an adventure in style and mood at Doma, a stunning stone house located in Valletta, Malta. Designed in 2022 by Chris Briffa Architects, this owner-architect townhouse boasts eight diverse rooms spread over four floors, each with its own identity, yet united by a common, sober concept.
From the oldest masonry ground floor to the newly built Nordic-inspired upper floors facing a sunny terrace, this house is a masterpiece of design and creativity.

About Doma
Exploring Style and Mood in a Townhouse
Housed in eight distinctive rooms spanning four floors, this owner-architect townhouse offers a captivating exploration of style and mood. With a common, sober concept underlying each space, the house reveals a unique adventure. The Ground Floor: Balmy Guest Suite
The masonry ground floor is the oldest part of the house. Here, restored arches and cast-in-situ concrete walls evoke a balmy guest suite atmosphere.
The First Floor: Retro-Inspired Bathroom
On the first floor, the bedroom welcomes with warmth and colour. The bathroom, in particular, delights with its retro-inspired style, featuring recovered 70s tiles and a reflecting ceiling.
The Second Floor: Family Room
The second floor showcases the largest room in the house: the family room. Filled with an informal arrangement of Bulthaup B2 kitchen workbench (2.44m) and pantry cupboards, this space also features a Mondrianesque library.
The Master Bedroom: An Asian-Inspired Outdoor Space
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