The holidays are upon us, and with them comes the winter solstice – the darkest days of the year.
As we enter the long nights that characterize the Water element (here in the northern hemisphere) it’s important to maintain a sense of balance and hope wi… read more »
There are dozens of great ways to introduce color and life to your outdoor space this winter, according to garden expert extraordinaire Teresa O’Connor author of the Seasonal Wisdom blog. Enjoy!
(Photo of Battery Park, NYC in winter by TammySimmons on Fli… read more »
Reader Question: I thought ceiling fans were only for summertime use — why do you use yours all year ’round?
Ceiling fans bring great Feng Shui into your space by improving the air flow and comfort of your home 365 days a year.
But this is only true if the b… read more »
The holidays have come and gone; we’ve been “back to the grind” for a few weeks now. I’ve already started seeing lots of tweets and posts about how Spring is just around the corner – but really, it’s only late January! Spring is weeks away!
So let’s cho… read more »
Winter inspiration, anyone?
Here are three blogs I wanted to share with you because having a beautiful garden — even a windowbox — automatically promotes good Feng Shui in and around your home.
Even better, these three particular posts seem to be all… read more »
It’s so cold here in New York right now that this may sound crazy, but I really love the winter.
I love the still beauty of the season; wearing lots of layers to get my warmth “just right;” a hot drink after an invigorating walk.
And just think how great it is to enj… read more »
There’s been so much snow lately that the kids in my neighborhood have filled the local park with big, comfortable igloos (and a few snowpeople, too, of course).
When I mentioned this to some friends one of them asked, what is the Feng Shui of igloos, anyway?
I… read more »
As natural sunlight dims with the approach of fall and winter, keeping your Chi energy “lit up” can become a challenge.
Full-spectrum lighting, which simulates daylight conditions indoors, is often used as a form of “light therapy” d… read more »
Wintertime exposes my backyard patio as a place full of squares and straight lines.
Most of the year, the view of tiles and planters, vertical wainscoting and a perfectly straight fence is softened by round pots, tangled vines and colorful, rounded shrubs.
How co… read more »
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