WIRE — What if furniture in the guest hall of traditional house could talk? By Dr Laila Abdel Aal Alghalban "I've been hanging on this frame for years, my pleats are bearing dust, andmy colours are fading silently, bearing the weight of time. I've been starving for the bustling family life in the other part of the The post The semiotics of domestic space in Egypt appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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