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The Most Important Feng Shui Bedroom Decorating Idea

Filed Under: Bedroom Feng Shui Tagged With: Decorating with Feng Shui, Feng Shui Color, Fire Element, Yin & Yang

The range of Feng Shui decorating ideas for your bedroom depends entirely on what you need and desire most there: rest, relaxation, rejuvenation, intimacy…

But there’s one Feng Shui idea that always belongs in your bedroom: the colors, shapes and materials of the Fire element.

Heart on bedroom door

Within your body and in your surrounding environment, the Fire element is tied to every aspect of love, connectedness, passion, and of course, Heart.

  • Fire and its red colors represent the flow of your bloodstream, nourishing your body and keeping your heart open and ready for meaningful relationships.
  • Fire symbolizes the expansive light and warmth of Summertime, when you are able to connect most openly with others and to easily expand your social circle.
  • Every warm-blooded animal represents Fire because they evoke the energies of creation, growth and evolution. So the properties of Fire are found in materials like leather, wool and animal prints.
  • Fire-y reds and oranges are the most Yang color in Feng Shui, heightening your passions and enthusiasms and lighting your pathway to a connected life.

So — what are some of the ways you can use this knowledge as Feng Shui adjustments to bring Fire’s luscious warm energy into your bedroom?

  • Fire-related accessories are the most logical place to start. Pillows and throws, picture frames and small boxes to hold your things each or all these things can incorporate Fire-y shades of red or orange to add a hint of warmth and light.
  • Artwork and photos are a good way to bring in Fire energy without going overboard with red. Use art that shows two people, or two animals connecting with one another, in any of your favorite colors. The content of this art is enough to evoke Fire without shades of red.
  • Shapes like stars and triangles represent Fire, as do candles and other forms of lighting.

Be playful and relaxed as you find the right Feng Shui balance of Fire energy to decorate your bedroom.

The important thing to remember is that “Fire is your friend” when it comes to romance, passion, and the expansive life you desire.

Good luck with your Feng Shui decorating!


If you’re looking for personal help with your Feng Shui decorating, don’t hesitate to get in touch via my Ask Ann page.

(photo by istock)

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  1. DD says

    November 3, 2016 at 10:06 am

    I am earth element & divorced. How shud I fengshui my bedroom to attract my new soul mate.

    • Ann says

      November 20, 2016 at 10:11 am

      Hello DD,
      This is a very complicated and important question. Please read my blog posts about the Earth element, and about Love and Romance for ideas about your personal situation. If you would still like my advice after that, please let me know and we will set up a phone consultation.

  2. R Porterfield says

    January 16, 2017 at 1:00 pm

    Is gold considered fire or metal in feng shui? I need to incorporate metal into one of the baguas and i prefer gold to silver but i’m afraid the color is warm, like fire and fire melts metal.

    • Ann says

      January 18, 2017 at 5:00 pm

      Hello R,
      Gold that glitters is considered Metal. A matte gold is considered Earth, and creates/enhances Metal.

  3. K says

    February 22, 2017 at 7:38 pm

    Hi Ann,

    Have you written anything about Murphy beds and wall beds (what’s your opinion about them? Anything to minimize bad feng shui if choosing to have one?) and having a yoga practice in the bedroom (yay or nay? Too yang for the bedroom?)?

    Thanks!

    • Ann says

      March 6, 2017 at 2:32 pm

      Hello K,
      Sorry but I have not written about Murphy beds, nor having a yoga practice in the bedroom. I do agree that a yoga practice is very active and therefore may well be overly Yang for a bedroom. If you’d like to discuss further please contact me via my Ask Ann page. Thanks 🙂

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