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Please give us your idea, personal experience and how you apply Fengshui at home.

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some people thought that Fengshui is associated with Sperstitious belief, but actually Fengshui application in house designing and proper location is very logical and practical.

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Other Interior Features
Interior architectural features can promote or impede the flow of positive energy and introduce or neutralize negative energy. A few pointers about interior features:
1) To prevent the introduction of negative energy into a house, avoid installing rough interior features such as rock walls, exposed beams and rafters, knotty wood wall paneling, vaulted ceilings, and oversized fireplaces. Also, avoid wedge-like, knifelike, and arrow-like ceiling and wall structures.
2) If you are planning a model for a new house, make sure that the front door of the house does not face the back door. If it is inevitable then put a screen between the two so Chi cannot flow out the house.
3) Avoid staircase right in front of the main door, which will direct Chi to the next floor ignoring the ground. If you are already in the situation then solve it with a mirror or chime.
4) Stairs should not be aligned directly with a heavily used entrance door. When they exist in the center of the house, the activity of moving up and down the stairs will stimulate the unseen potential of the house, for good or for bad depending on the uniqueness of the house. Stairs of any kind, indoor or out should be clean and safe to use. Dilapidated stairs and unstable railings are not good Feng Shui for obvious reasons.
5) The front door should not face a lamppost or a tree as this affects the flow of chi and the main back door should not face a bedroom, kitchen or toilet.
6) The main door size should be in proper scale to the rest of the house. If it is too large, it can cause financial difficulties. If it is too small, it can cause petty arguments.
7) If your front door is right below the stairs in your home, this is deemed inauspicious since bad Chi can collect in this area. Try relocating your main door to another spot, or simply place a lovely potted plant at the stair area.
Main door should have a protective roof.
9) Main door should be made of solid wood.
10) Main door should not be located under a toilet or bathroom.
11) Main door should not face a staircase or toilet.
12) Main door should have protective symbol but not “Pa Kua”.
13) Oiling doors so they will not squeak and to reduce irritation.
14) Make the energy move in your place add crystal balls on the ceiling.
15) Windows should always open properly and allow sufficient light or pleasant views into the room. To scale with the room, windows should be a defined height and width. It is not ideal to sleep with your head just inches from a window.
16) Ceilings are ideally flat, without severe slopes. The sloping ceiling will cause the flow of air currents in the room to be chaotic. This contributes to sleep problems.
17) Exposed ceiling beams are a problem if a person works or sleeps under them. Their downward pressure can contribute to health problems.
18) Never place furniture backing door. If that is the only option, put a mirror so you can see behind you.
19) Arrange furniture so that your back never faces a door. Your office door should be directly visible from your desk.
20) Separate pieces of furniture by 3 feet. Leaving space between pieces of furniture allows continuous flow of energy.
21) Fill up the dead area in the living room with plants, colorful pictures, pleasant sceneries or fish tanks.
22) Limit the use of accessories as they crowd space and reduce the flow of energy. Place pictures or paintings at eye level over a heavier piece of furniture.
23) Hallways are like the arteries of the house. They should be relatively bright and not too narrow or cluttered. A chronically dark hallway should have a skylight or artificial light on.
24) Ideally, hallways should not be excessively long, unless there are many rooms off the hallway where the doors can remain open.
25) Put mirrors at the end of hallways to minimize the feeling of a "dead end."
26) Bathrooms usually should not be in the center of the house or the first room your eyes land on when you enter your home.
27) Toilet should not be too close to a sleeping area.
28) Always keep the toilet lid down while not in use. It stops the money from going down the drains.
29) Keep brooms, mops and trash bins out of sight. It is important for family's well being and keeps intruders out.
30) Round dining room tables are best because circles symbolize heavenly blessings. Dining room chairs should be of an even number and comfortable to sit in. Dining room décor should be simple, so it does not distract from the food.
31) Do not place your Buddha statues and figurines in the kitchen or bedroom. The best places are the dining room, lounge or living room – basically, areas where family or friends converge. Do not place your Buddha on the floor, but place it on an elevated area.


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The Bedrooms
They should be sacred spaces where an adult or child can retreat and regenerate. We spend roughly one third of our lives in our bedroom, so maintaining balance and serenity in this area is essential.
1) Your bedroom should be a private room, hence not to be seen by guests and visitors.
2) Your bedroom should not be over the garage, where stagnant and low energy accumulates and moves upward causing health problems.
3) The bed should be placed in such a position that both partners can see the door, but no part of the bed should be right in front of the door.
4) Put beds in front of a wall so you have a strong support behind you. There should be a solid wall behind the headboard. There can be windows to the sides of the bed, but not right behind it.
5) Ideally, it will not be immediately opposite, above or below the bathroom, kitchen, next to the living room or children's playroom.
6) You should see your bedroom door from your bed.
7) Bedroom door facing another bedroom door. Tempers might erupt occasionally among the occupants. To solve this problem, place a bead curtain in front of the room door.
Avoid bedroom door facing kitchen entrance.Nonetheless, occupants of the room will be prone to accidents and minor injuries and if the problem persists over time, occupants might encounter major accidents. To solve this problem, place a windscreen, hang a bead curtain in front of the kitchen entrance, or change the location of the room door.
9) Elevate all beds, including children's beds, off the ground. Energy cannot flow freely under a bed that is not elevated.
10) Your bed should be the only big piece of furniture in your bedroom.
11) Make sure all bedside tables have rounded edges and not square to prevent cutting chi being focused towards the occupants. If two sleep in the bed, ensure matching beside tables on either side for added stability and protection in the relationship
12) Large MIRRORS - are not recommended in the bedroom, because they are not conducive to a restful nights sleep. Mirrors reflect light... light is Yang Chi, which is active energy. By reflecting light mirrors stir-up the Chi in the bedroom, where you want the Chi to be more Yin / still and restful. Besides, mirrors could reflect your bedroom activities to the neighbor. This would not create a feeling of security and safety in the bedroom. Plus, if the mirror is in your "Lonely Pillow" direction, it will cause you to be single.
13) A headboard symbolically adds the idea of solidity and stability to a relationship. A wooden headboard is better than a metallic one. A solid headboard is better than one with cutouts. Headboards with vertical ?bars ? are not recommended for the couple, as they are reminders of either cribs or prisons. Never hang anything cumbersome or heavy on the wall behind the headboard, only soft things that would not hurt anyone if they fell.
14) If you sleep with another, make sure your bed is symbolic of this relationship. Beds that are rickety or likely to fall part speak volumes about the state of the relationship
15) Avoid placing mirrors directly across from your bed.
16) Do not have too many windows in your bedroom, this will excite Chi.
17) An ideal bedroom should not have a mirror facing bed; the solution of the problem would be that you cover the mirror each night before retiring.
18) Bathrooms must not be seen from the bed. With bathrooms, it is a sanitation issue. Keeping the door closed or at least ajar is the simplest solution. Moving the bed would be another solution.
19) For the bedroom, avoid overly Yang colors such as red. Gold colors are also not good, since this can cause poor sleep. Try to incorporate relaxing and subtle colors instead. Dragon images are also not a good idea for the bedroom.
20) Avoid the use of synthetic materials, as well as electrical appliances in the bedroom.
21) Do not have exercising equipment in your bedroom
22) Do not store anything under your bed.This practice creates stagnant, blocked energy that can negatively impact you during sleep.
23) Avoid having too many electronics in your bedroom and keep nothing under the bed.
24) Favor earth tones and all colors that resemble skin tones, as they will create a warm feeling. This includes pink, brown, beige, yellow, cream, sand, etc. Have some accents in a shade or red, burgundy, or maroon, to add some fire to the relationship
25) To promote harmonious and fulfilling sexual communication, keep the energy in your bedroom fresh, healthy and sensual by using essential oils, crystals, and candles.
26) Have light tones in your bedroom. Keep it calm and relaxing after all, you spend a lot of time there with your partner.
27) Keep your bedroom tidy and your closet door closed. Remember, your bedroom should be relaxing, comforting and nurturing. The chaos of clutter degrades your ability to relax.
28) Only romantic artwork, photos or ornaments are welcome in the master bedroom, as well as pictures of the couple where they both look happy.
29) Place something beautiful that inspires you where you first look in the morning.


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