Tuesday December 1, 2009

From a modest side table with a small lamp to a big round table placed in the center of your hallway with a flower-filled vase on top - there are many good
feng shui decor choices to welcome Chi, or energy, into your home.
If your space is limited, even a good quality
main entry rug with vibrant colors or beautiful art and a strong
wall color as a focal point can do the job.
Basically, good feng shui in your main entry means a main entry that is able to welcome and direct
the flow of feng shui energy into the house versus pushing the energy away or weaken it.
When a house has good energy circulating throughout, the people who live in the house experience higher levels of well-being.
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More :
Easy Feng Shui Tips for Home |
Best Feng Shui Design for the Main Entry Rug |
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Monday November 30, 2009

The front door, or the main door, is very important in
feng shui, no matter we are speaking of the front door of a home or the front door of a business.
In feng shui, the house gets its
Chi, or energy nourishment through the front door, so the stronger, healthier and more balanced the front door is, the stronger and better the quality of energy available for those who live in the house.
So, how does a
strong feng shui front door look and feel like? Good question. Here is what defines a front door with strong, good feng shui.
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More :
How Do I Determine My Front Door According to Feng Shui? |
Best Feng Shui Colors for Your Front Door |
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Saturday November 28, 2009

Choosing a good
feng shui decor scheme for your living room usually requires a bit of work. It is best to start with understanding the feng shui
bagua, or energy map of your home.
Once you know the feng shui area your living room is located in, you will have clarity on the best choice of
colors, shapes and materials based on the feng shui element that needs to be supported.
For example, if your living room is in the South feng shui bagua area, you will be encouraged to strengthen the Fire and Wood
feng shui elements, so reds, oranges, yellows, as well as all shades of greens and browns will be excellent feng shui for your living room.
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More :
How To Use Feng Shui in Decorating |
All About the Bagua of Your Home |
Shapes as Expressions of Five Feng Shui Elements |
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Thursday November 26, 2009

Feng shui can be used in decorating your house with the goal of creating a loving, supportive, fun and
happy home. Decorating tips used in feng shui are slightly different than the traditional decorating, but once you start using
feng shui, a harmoniously decorated home is yours to enjoy!
Feng shui decorating is basically a way to decorate your home so as to create a vibrant feeling of joy and harmony. Feng shui decorating does not necessarily mean creating a Zen-type home; what feng shui decorating means is that you create an environment that has the best energy to support the specific activity, or activities intended for that space.
A
home office might need an active, vibrant energy of success, while
a bedroom will need a soft, sensual energy. You can achieve the desired energies by following basic feng shui principles in your decorating efforts.
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More :
How Do I Use Feng Shui To Decorate a North Facing Bedroom? |
How Do I Decorate My Living Room When It Is In Two Feng Shui Bagua Areas? |
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