Feng Shui Harmony for Home & Work

Entryway, Bedroom, and Office Basics

Your space influences your energy, focus, and well-being. Feng Shui offers practical principles for creating environments that support your goals and reduce unnecessary friction.

Entryway (The Mouth of Chi)

Your entryway is where energy enters your home. A clear, welcoming entrance supports better opportunities and smoother transitions. Keep the path clear, add good lighting, and remove clutter that blocks the flow.

Bedroom (Rest and Recharge)

Your bedroom should support rest, not stimulation. Position your bed in the "commanding position" (where you can see the door without being directly in line with it), minimize electronics, and keep surfaces calm and minimal.

Office or Workspace (Focus and Clarity)

A well-organized workspace reduces mental friction. Clear your desk daily, position yourself to face the door or a window, and create distinct zones for active work, reference materials, and supplies.

Clutter-to-Clarity Approach

Clutter blocks energy flow—both literally and mentally. Our Feng Shui guidance focuses on practical decluttering that creates lasting calm:

• Clear one surface completely before moving to the next
• Keep only what you use, need, or genuinely value
• Create simple systems so items have designated "homes"
• Reset daily with a 2-minute tidy ritual

Energy Flow and Simple Placement Tips

Good Feng Shui creates smooth, nourishing energy flow. Simple adjustments:

• Remove furniture blocking pathways
• Open windows regularly for fresh air circulation
• Use mirrors to expand small spaces (but not facing beds)
• Balance hard and soft surfaces with rugs, cushions, or plants
• Ensure adequate lighting in dark corners

How Feng Shui Connects to Your Goals

Different areas of your home correspond to different life aspects in the Bagua map. By understanding these connections, you can make intentional improvements in specific zones:

• Wealth corner: Far left from entrance—keep clean, add healthy plants
• Career zone: Center front—clear and well-lit entryway
• Relationships corner: Far right from entrance—pair objects, balance
• Health center: Middle of home—open, uncluttered

What You Receive

Our Feng Shui Harmony guidance includes:

• Room-by-room assessment based on your goals
• Practical decluttering checklist
• Energy flow improvement suggestions
• Simple placement tips for furniture and objects
• Bagua map guidance for your specific space
• Ongoing tips for maintaining balance