I've longed admire the Asians for being able to sit on the ground. Whether they are sitting cross legged or just lounging on a sofa surrounded by cushions is quite a sight. In different parts of the world that I've traveled to, all you need is a good quality mat, some cushions and simple make shift furniture. Then you're all set. Meals are eaten with your hands without any cutlery. What an experience that was. 

Now when I think about offering some home decor ideas for those who are keen to try something new, I'd recommend some Moroccan style seating options for them to check out. Depending on whether you want to sit indoors or outdoors, different types of Moroccan chairs, lounge and cushions will just help make you comfortable.

If you're talking about having a meal outdoors, all you need is a nice shaded area and plenty of Moroccan cushions. Some Moroccan poufs will help. Ok, maybe you don't like the idea of sitting on the ground. Your seating could still be elevated a bit by cushions.

While indoors, you could try relaxing on a beautiful Moroccan lounge chair munching away on some grapes. Talk about the royal treatment.

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I've considered getting some Moroccan seating for the home before. However, I've not taken the plunge on it yet. My parents on the other hand happen to be a bit more adventurous than I am as they are planning to get some brand new furniture. And since they came across some lovely Moroccan seating recently, they are actually considering getting that as replacement for our 10 year old couch.

Which left me feeling a bit uneasy as I know that my dad can get a bit overload when it comes to buying stuff for the house. While mum is a bit more cautious when it comes to managing funds, dad tends to want to get the biggest or best (whatever that could fit into the living room space!). And looking at the way things are going, I may end up having to foot the bill.

Now that wasn't so much of a concern for me. What I would not want to see is my parents' house turning into a Moroccan antique house if they were to overdo it on the new Moroccan home decor.

Anyway, if they are planning to get it, I'd want to make sure that it was both artistic and comfortable to sit on. And hopefully my parents won't clean out my credit card in their shopping spree to get new furniture for the house.

I didn't realize Moroccan seating look so unique and beautiful until I came across a few of them while surfing online looking for some for the house. Talk about culture. There's quite a range of them. Was thinking perhaps of throwing out the old sofa set and getting a brand new one until these cute little Moroccan poufs and cushions caught my attention.

I like the brightness of the color and the fact that the high quality ones are made completely of leather. Aaahhh.. what bliss to come home and while relaxing after dinner in the living room to prop my feet on a Moroccan pouf.

Friends will be absolutely delighted if I were to get the really bright colored ones. They'll end up brightening up my living room so it won't look so boring and dull. Guess I've been bitten by the all-things-Moroccan-bug. Not only were the seating great but there were tonnes of cute little Moroccan coffee tables that will look absolutely gorgeous to match the seating.

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