As well-loved a color as there is in the world, Blue holds an unusual place in Feng Shui.
Like Green, Blue can be used to represent the Wood element, as in the beautiful clematis in this photo. For instance Blues that shade very close to Purple may be perfect for ac… read more »
What do you think about Pink?
Of all the colors on the Feng Shui Bagua Map, Pink carries the most baggage as a shade that’s associated with femininity, and even girlishness.
Pink can definitely be difficult to integrate into certain styles of decor, and from… read more »
The color of purity, wholesomeness and blank slates, in Feng Shui White brings a sense of order to your life.
When you need to get organized White containers help you move through the decluttering process more easily than you thought possible.
As you plan importan… read more »
In Feng Shui Yellow represents the Earth element.
Located at the Center of the Bagua Map, soft yet brilliant Yellow brings balance and stability to your environment.
Yellow is the color of nourishment and the earth’s warm embrace, symbolizing stability,… read more »
What do you think of when you think about GREEN?
In Feng Shui, Green is the color of springtime, new life and new beginnings.
Like this beautiful young leaf, Green represents the Wood element in Feng Shui.
Flexibility, growth, optimism and confidence are just some… read more »
Red is considered the most powerful Yang color in Feng Shui, and as such shades of red need to be handled with the utmost discretion and care.
In Feng Shui Red symbolizes your most passionate emotions — love, enthusiasm and expansiveness.
Red is the color of t… read more »
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Feng Shui harnesses several forces to help you bring about positive change in your life.
Positive Chi + The Power Of Your Intention = Good Feng Shui
The first engine that powers Feng Shui is called Chi energy.
Chi can be described as the the life-force that is everywh… read more »
Do you know when “poison arrows” are aiming for you?
Can you feel them?
It’s a scary thought. Even if you’re not completely aware of it, when sharp angles in your environment are directed at you your subconscious knows what’s ha… read more »
The articles that are “most-read” on my blog seem to say a lot about what’s happening with the state of the world’s Chi energy.
The most important rooms in your life — your bedroom, office and kitchen — were your main Feng S… read more »
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