The basics of Feng Shui
The art of Feng Shui is believed to date back as far as 4000 BC and hails from ancient China. The belief behind Feng Shui is that positive Qi travels throughout the world and into your home, bringing luck and prosperity on you and your household. As Qi can be transported on the wind, it is blocked by water and the positioning of your furniture; therefore Feng Shui is considered very important in many aspects of interior design to allow the natural flow of Qi.
How your house is laid out, the positioning of doorways, which way they open, where your furniture sits and where your stairs end in relation to your front door are all aspects of interior design that affect your Feng Shui. Positive energy needs to be allowed to flow though your home while negative energy is blocked.
Feng Shui experts are often consulted by the rich and famous, because sometimes serious redevelopments are required in homes in order to maximise the Feng Shui of the property. For example, doors may need to be moved, which can be expensive.
There are cheaper forms of Feng Shui that can be practised however. Mirrors are very popular to deflect positive energy back into the home, and woks can be used to dissipate bad vibes so there are some simple changes in your interior design and home layout to help maximise your positive energy flow.How your house is laid out, the positioning of doorways, which way they open, where your furniture sits and where your stairs end in relation to your front door are all aspects of interior design that affect your Feng Shui. Positive energy needs to be allowed to flow though your home while negative energy is blocked.
Feng Shui experts are often consulted by the rich and famous, because sometimes serious redevelopments are required in homes in order to maximise the Feng Shui of the property. For example, doors may need to be moved, which can be expensive.
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