The Open Spaces Feng Shui Blog


Feng Shui Myth-Busting: Under-Bed Storage

Does Feng Shui really require you to keep the area under your bed completely clear?
This is one of the most common questions I’m asked about Feng Shui.  In fact this myth is so firmly entrenched that it actually generates controversy from time to time!
Feng S… read more »

The Worst Name for a File

Can you find the papers you need when you need them? Here’s a quick tip for making sure you always can: NEVER use the word “Miscellaneous” to name a file!
Files with vague names like “Miscellaneous” cause file drawers to become ove… read more »

Feng Shui for Organizers

I’m writing this post from Orlando, where I’m attending the annual conference of the National Association of Professional Organizers. I’m really excited because tomorrow morning at 8:30 I’ll be presenting on “Feng Shui for O… read more »

Three Feng Shui Tips for Organizing Your Papers

Decluttering is one of the most important steps to good Feng Shui: it’s always a good time to be taking the initiative in your life and in your space.
Just as plants grow best when weeds and detritus are cleared, we grow and thrive best when our environments are… read more »

The Best Paper Calendar

If you like using a paper calendar you can write (and scribble!) in, I highly recommend my favorite weekly planner, the Planner Pad. 
It comes in several variations and sizes, the most convenient of which is the Personal size because it fits easily in most bags and… read more »

Good Feng Shui: Use What You Have

Do you have stuff around your home that you love but rarely use?  Stuff that’s on the verge of becoming clutter?
Clearing the clutter to use what you have is good Feng Shui.
Use your imagination to put your close-to-discard items to work in a practical way tha… read more »