There is a whole branch of Feng Shui which revolves around the natural and man-made environment called Form School. It takes into account both interiors and exteriors, how qi moves through these areas and the impact on people. […]
For nearly three decades I have been making recommendations for outside water features. Single family home owners often have the most flexibility in utilizing outdoor space, front or back yard. Even apartment dwellers can use a porch or balcony as their outside space for water.
Does everybody need […]
I must admit that vines clinging to the sides of a building or house can appear very charming. It is an Old World look which continues to be used as a lovely landscaping technique, including on new structures.
Feng Shui principles usually echo universally good design […]
When it comes to the Feng Shui perspective on fences and walls, the objective is balance and proportion. When a property has no fence or wall around it all, there is a notion that the property cannot shore up or store the vital qi (life force energy) […]
By the time we get down to making Feng Shui recommendations for the interiors of a home or business, we are focusing on the details. And yet, this is what many consumers think is the grand total of a Feng Shui analysis.
Historically, the lay of the land […]
We have an expression in our own Western culture: “ground-breaking.” It refers to something momentous, brand new, significant, and capable of changing the way we think, behave, respond, or create in the future. A “ground breaking” scientific discovery can lead to the cure of a specific disease […]
The term “Form School” may mean different things to different practitioners and it is used to describe observations made about both interior and exterior environments, and environments which are man-made or natural. We are profoundly affected by our immediate surroundings and Form School is part of many […]
There is a general feng shui principle that you don’t want your house to sit at the end of a cul-de-sac or the cross section of a T-junction. The idea is that the qi (air currents) would be moving too quickly or too directly toward the house. […]
There is a whole branch of classical feng shui which deals with the outside environment. It is called Form School or Landscape School. But outside and inside are forever entwined in terms of how they can affect the occupants.
Most people love the sight and sound of […]
