Floor plans are one of the most important aspects in the Feng Shui of any space so it is very beneficial to know how to look at a floor plan from a Feng Shui perspective.
For example, here’s the floor plan of a large apartment in an elegant upscale Manhattan build… read more »
I’ve just returned from Bath, England, a place I was interested to see since it seemed to me that it must have some wonderful Feng Shui.
I suspected this because Bath has been a popular spa going all the way back to AD 43, when the Romans harnessed its hot springs… read more »
Newsflash: A river is coming to New York City this summer when Times Square’s streets will be painted like a river (!).
I’m not sure NYC’s Department of Transportation realizes it but this artwork will add an extra dose of great Chi energy to a ci… read more »
Check out this amazing 344-square-foot apartment in downtown Hong Kong, the world capital of Feng Shui.
It can be transformed into 24 different “rooms” using a unique system of sliding walls and disappearing furniture.
And the Feng Shui of this ama… read more »
“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.”
This quote from John Muir pretty well sums up how I felt yesterday during my Chi-filled walk on Manhattan’s Highline Park with two good friends.
I hope these photos convey just how… read more »
If you live in a small space you know just how quickly it can turn into a home with less-than-ideal Feng Shui. Packing too much life into a tiny area can easily grow overcrowded, chaotic, and disorganized.
Can an environment that just feels too small ever become yo… read more »
Last week I had the privilege of accompanying Feng Shui master RD Chin as he assessed the Chi energy of a new three-story office space in midtown Manhattan.
The site is more than 30 stories up and in a very powerful location, with one side immediately facing the city&… read more »
I recently had the privilege of visiting the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC.
From a Feng Shui standpoint it’s a thrilling experience. The museum doesn’t seem to have one single straight line in its design, inside or out.
The… read more »
New York City has been one of the most prosperous cities in our relatively young country right from the get-go.
New York’s healthy, wealthy history can be explained by its strong and harmonious combination of the Five Elements:
The Water of the rivers and ha… read more »
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