Feng Shui Design

Feng Shui design applies the ancient Chinese science of spatial arrangement to create environments that optimize the flow of chi (vital energy) for health, prosperity, and harmony. Developed over thousands of years, Feng Shui provides a comprehensive framework for everything from building orientation and room layout to furniture placement, color selection, and decorative element positioning. The system is organized around the bagua map, which divides any space into sectors corresponding to different life areas, and the five elements of wood, fire, earth, metal, and water, which must be balanced for optimal energy flow. Implementing Feng Shui principles in modern homes begins with understanding the commanding position: placing the bed, desk, and stove so that the occupant can see the door without being directly in line with it. This fundamental principle creates a sense of security and empowerment. Beyond placement, Feng Shui addresses clutter (which blocks chi flow), the balance of yin and yang energies, the appropriate use of mirrors and water features, and the integration of natural elements. Color choices follow the five-element system, with specific hues prescribed for different areas of the home based on the bagua map.