Feng Shui Layout Guide for Each Room in a House

The core of home Feng Shui is to allow 'Qi' to flow smoothly within the home without being lost. Different rooms have different considerations.

【Main Door Feng Shui】 - The area in front of the main door should be open and bright, without obstructions - The main door should not directly face an elevator or staircase - The main door should not directly face a bathroom or kitchen door - It is advisable to set up a foyer inside the main door as a buffer

【Living Room Feng Shui】 - The living room should be spacious and bright, with the sofa preferably against a wall - A square-shaped living room is ideal; avoid having a beam pressing down from above

【Bedroom Feng Shui】 - The bed should not directly face the door or a mirror - The head of the bed should be against a wall for support - The bedroom should not be too large or too small - Colors should be soft, not too bright

【Kitchen Feng Shui】 - The kitchen should not be located in the center of the house - The stove should not directly face the refrigerator (Water and Fire clash) - The kitchen must be kept clean and tidy

【Bathroom Feng Shui】 - The bathroom should not be located in the center of the house - It must be kept ventilated and dry

The highest level of Feng Shui is to make people feel comfortable and natural. A home that makes you feel relaxed and happy is the best Feng Shui.