In a previous article, Missing Sectors Vs. Partially Missing Sectors, I covered how a missing portion of a floor plan may be good or bad, depending on various other features and layers. This article explores two more aspects to this circumstance: 1) When can outdoor living […]
A big part of Feng Shui revolves around the shape and form of all objects and furnishings. These items, big and small, from a side table inside to an outside tree, will all manipulate air currents and the unseen energy all around us.
In some instances we want […]
In analyzing a building according to feng shui standards, if it has undergone any type of remodel, then there is a potential for the original energy grid of the floor plan to have been altered or dissipated. There is also a difference between radical, drastic remodels […]
Even though I am the first to admit that looks can be deceiving, sometimes they are dead-on accurate. When you stand in front of a house and observe the entire façade, the “face” of a house can often tell a story about the occupants inside.
The very shape […]
There are many areas of Feng Shui consulting, such as design phase, house hunting, evaluating existing residential and commercial properties. One area of consulting involves advising clients on the best and worst times to do remodels or non-emergency repairs. The concern with doing repairs and remodels in bad timing (for the location) […]
Feng Shui principles about how energy moves, and how we’re influenced, can baffle people who are not familiar with this metaphysical predictive art. And as a fan of architecture and design, I can appreciate how annoying it might be to a homeowner, designer or builder when […]
Philosopher Plato is credited with the saying: “Necessity is the mother of invention.” And this can apply to the historical practice of living in caves. In a way, it is an almost instant dwelling and over time, the space carved out of the earth (or naturally occurring) […]
Usually, I write an article on a Feng Shui topic and afterwards I search for a free stock photo that either literally demonstrates the concept or more figuratively nods to the topic. An example of this might be writing an article about Feng Shui Romance […]
I sometimes jokingly say, “Everybody deserves at least 600 square feet.” I am not being literal, but I often see people living in very small spaces, (too small for the number of house mates or family members), to be really comfortable. Clients also apologize for having […]
Should you ever sleep in your living room? Should you make your dining room your office? When feng shui clients find out where the most positive and productive areas are in their home, the next question is, “How can I benefit from that space?”
Classical feng shui consultants […]
