Seating and majlis rental

Yes. Some occasions combine a Moroccan corner with outdoor seating, or a heritage majlis with luxury sofas on the other side. The key is enough space between the pieces so nothing feels crowded. We agree the layout with you before delivery.

Three things shape the layout: the form of the space and its entrances, how many guests there are and how they move between seats, and the purpose of the occasion. A condolence majlis needs rows along the walls, a party needs open clusters and a kashta night needs a circle around a central point.

Yes, but it needs the right floor covering first. A carpet, zal or event rug is laid before the mattresses and cushions go on top, so the seating sits comfortably above the ground. Tell us the floor type, grass, sand or tile, so we account for it.

No. Moroccan seating works well at engagements, henna nights and photo corners, while heritage seating suits national day events, cultural festivals and friends' gatherings just as much as family occasions. The style follows the atmosphere of the occasion, not the guest count.

Renting a single piece, a sofa, a zal or a mattress, suits someone adding one element to an existing space. A complete seating setup covers everything the space needs, from floor pieces and backrests to side tables, all arranged together. Tell us what is already in the space and what you actually need.

Outdoors, yes. Winter outdoor seating needs to sit near a heat source, and a floor setup covered with a zal and cushions can hold warmth better than individual chairs. In summer, shade and position away from direct heat matter more than the seating type itself.