Here’s a question I received in my email recently:
“My teenager wants to paint her bedroom walls Red. Is this a mistake?”
The answer, of course, is — “It depends.”
In Feng Shui Red is the color for the Fire element, represent… read more »
Here’s a question I received in my email recently:
“My teenager wants to paint her bedroom walls Red. Is this a mistake?”
The answer, of course, is — “It depends.”
In Feng Shui Red is the color for the Fire element, represent… read more »
The fifth of Feng Shui’s Five Elements is Water, an essential part of a well-balanced environment.
When it’s moving, Water symbolizes social activity and communication; when it’s still, Water represents clarity, reflection and the searc… read more »
The Earth element is all about feeling grounded and stable no matter what’s swirling around you. As the element representing the Mother in Feng Shui, Earth’s role is to nourish and support you, providing a safe haven in a sometimes-rocky world.
Here… read more »
Bring Fire into your environment to illuminate your life with a feeling of expansiveness, enthusiasm and passion.
The Fire element is associated with Fame & Reputation on Feng Shui’s Bagua Map, the area that symbolizes your integrity, self-esteem a… read more »
Add Wood to your space when you wish to encourage growth, flexibility and family harmony in your life.
Wood supports your health — your DNA and the roots of your well-being in the world. And the Wood element is associated with two sectors of the Bagua Map: Ne… read more »
The entry of your home or office always falls within one of three areas of Feng Shui’s Bagua Energy Map: Travel & Helpful People, Career/Life Journey, or Knowledge/Self-Cultivation.
A home’s entry frequently lies in the center/front of your s… read more »
Have you ever noticed that some of the layouts in major design magazines are actually pretty unliveable?
Here are a few recent examples of “Bad Feng Shui” in the kitchen that I found just by glancing through a few magazines.
First up, a dining nook in th… read more »