Rooms
Room-by-room guides: bedroom, living room, entryway, desk. What to do, why it works, and what to skip.
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Feng shui bathroom: which rules matter and which ones are just symbolism
Why feng shui treats the bathroom as a drain, what the wealth corner panic is really worth, and the fixes that change how the room feels. Split by layout: closed bathroom or ensuite, window or windowless.
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Home office layout: how to set up a work space in the room you actually have
Most people do not have a spare room. Here is how to lay out a home office in a real home: a dedicated room, a bedroom corner, a living room, or under the stairs. Light, air, storage, calls, and how to stop working at the end of the day.
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How to lay out a kitchen (stove position, the fire and water clash, and the work triangle)
Where the stove goes, why feng shui treats it as the wealth and health engine of the house, the real separation distances from the sink, and the actual work triangle numbers. Split by layout: closed galley versus open plan island.
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How to lay out a living room (closed room vs open plan)
The seating, rug, coffee table and TV numbers in centimeters, what feng shui asks of a living room, and the zoning fixes for an open plan space with no walls to work with.
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Toilet feng shui: should you really close the lid?
The lid-down rule explained honestly: where it comes from, whether flushing really drains your money, and what to do about a separate WC, a combined bathroom, or a toilet you can see from the sofa.
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The complete front door and entryway guide (the mouth of qi, room by room fixes)
Why feng shui audits the front door before anything else: the approach, the door itself, door color by compass direction, the full list of what should not face your door, and what to do in a hall, a living room, a corridor or a staircase.
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Studio apartment feng shui (how to zone one room that has to be everything)
Feng shui assumes you have separate rooms. A studio gives you one. Here is how to build boundaries out of rugs, furniture backs, curtains and lamps, how to settle the fight between the bed and the desk over the same corner, and what to do about mirrors, clutter and a dark north facing flat. Every fix is reversible, so renters can do all of it.
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Should you have plants in your bedroom? (and the 7 worth buying)
Yes, with limits. The seven bedroom plants that survive low light and neglect, what feng shui actually argues about here, and the two plant myths you can drop today.
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Should your sofa go against the wall? Feng shui says yes, designers say it depends
The classical feng shui rule for sofa placement, when floating a sofa actually works, the clearances in centimeters, and rental-friendly fixes like the console table trick.
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Why your entryway lets guests see your whole living room (and how to fix it)
Your front door opens straight onto the sofa? Feng shui has a name for that sightline, and the fix is one tall plant or console, offset to one side. No renovation.
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Where to put your bed, according to feng shui (and common sense)
The commanding position explained in plain words: which wall the bed goes on, why the door matters, and what to do when your room gives you no good options.