at home in your majlis, the room where your receive your guests, (1) do you have western furniture or rugs and toshak (floor seating with afghan rugs and cushions)? (2)which do you prefer, (3) what is the style?
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I have western furniture with an afghan rug under it....
but i have a small home so when we receive many guests half of them sit on the floor on toshak and the furniture is left for the older folks...
i prefer the toshak style and i believe you can fit more people without the big furniture occupying the space.Last edited by Gulbabo; 07-05-2011, 03:50 PM.[B].[/B]
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we have 2 roomz for guests the livivng room with western furniture and then another room with the korbacha and balas etc i prefer the korbacha and balas style as its more comfortable and traditional and much easier to play cardz aswell and lyyy dwn etc :D
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We got both.....one for modern Afghans and one for Kochian.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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we have afghan rugs and couches but i prefer toshakoonaOriginally posted by torkham View Postat home in your majlis, the room where your receive your guests, (1) do you have western furniture or rugs and toshak (floor seating with afghan rugs and cushions)? (2)which do you prefer, (3) what is the style?
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We have a 'through lounge' i.e. two rooms being turned into one. On one side we have sofas and on the other side we have toshakoona.
Then upstairs my room doubles up as a guest room for the females if many guests come. It has 3 toshakoona. I don't even sleep on a bed lol---
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