Design Home As Per The Feng Shui Way

In every home, there is a need for an unhindered flow of positive energy and the feel-good factor. And this is possible when you design your home as per the Feng Shui in terms of décor, design, and alignment.

Adaptation can extend beyond the framework of the building design and can be used to enhance the interiors, décor and furnishings, and other aspects of the design element. A simple approach to Feng Shui can in proper layout and allocation of rooms in the right sector. First, you need to get the interpretation of magnetic fields, compass directions, and the axis of the plot; it becomes easier to design a home on the basis of Feng Shui.

Generic Rules Of The Feng Shui:

Main Door:

The main door must be the largest and must never open to the kitchen area. The position of the main door is critical and depends on the axis of the plot. But the door in the cardinal direction is considered a bad position.

Kitchen:

The kitchen is considered one of the main areas in the home, which must be appropriately designed as per the Feng Shui. The kitchen is the place where we eat; what we eat and how we eat are all part of the science of health and vitality. The kitchen location is important for the overall harmony of the home. A kitchen is a place where there are many elements that operate in tandem or in conflict, such as fire and, water, etc., metals. The location of the stove and sink is important. The sink must be away from the fire that is the stove.

Master Bedroom:

Master Bedroom: this again is considered an important room in the home. In Feng Shui, it is believed that in a deep sleep, we reunite with a source. That is, if we sleep deeply, we awaken fresh and ready for a new day. Quality of sleep is more important than the length of sleep. Certain location is conducive to peaceful sleep. Use the wood bed as compared to metal. Wood is benign and warm, and metal is cold and oppressive. Metal is associated with Saturn.

Living Room:

The living room is a sanctuary for relaxation. As per Feng Shui center portion or the Tai Chi of the house is not that conducive for any major activities as it receives the least amount of cosmic energy; hence it’s beneficial if a major portion of the living room occupies the central zone of the building. Make sure you orient your sofa and heavy furniture such that it occupies the south and the western sectors of the room, and you must avoid furniture or blockage in the northeast sector of the living room, which is also the knowledge sector.

Toilets:

Remember that toilets and the kitchen must not be too close as food energy and toilet energy are not compatible.

Feng Shui is more about the basic relationship between earth, cosmos, and man. When we adopt these principles, we are able to create a healthy environment where there is harmonious and prosperous living.