🏡 The Power of Feng Shui in Your Home
Home Site Selection
Choosing the right location is crucial. Using classical Feng Shui methods, we help identify homes that attract both prosperity (wealth) and well-being (health) — ensuring balanced energies and optimal orientation.
Feng Shui for Renovation & Interior Design
For new or existing homes, Feng Shui principles can guide layout optimization — adjusting entrance direction, bedroom position, and energy flow to enhance harmony and success.
Recommendations include auspicious color schemes, wealth placement, and remedies for negative energy (“sha”).
Feng Shui Consultation for Existing Homes
Even established homes can be rebalanced. Through analysis of structure and airflow, the layout can be improved to strengthen family unity, financial stability, and positive Qi circulation.
⚠️ Common Feng Shui Challenges in Modern Homes
Below are several environmental factors that can disrupt energy flow:
Tian Zhan Sha (Sky Crack): Two tall buildings too close together, symbolizing division and tension.
Fan Gong Sha (Curved Road): A house facing the outside curve of a road, causing financial instability.
Wu Gong Sha (Wires & Pipes): Excess external wiring disrupting Qi flow and health.
Lu Chong Sha (Road Rush): A straight road pointing directly at the house, bringing stress and accidents.
Kai Kou Sha (Open-Mouth): Elevator or doors directly facing the home entrance, symbolizing wealth leakage.
Jian Dao Sha (Scissor Junction): Intersecting roads creating cutting energy — harmful to family harmony.
💑 Feng Shui & Relationship Harmony
Balanced energy within the home fosters lasting relationships.
Key tips include:
Keep the living room near the entrance to attract positive Qi.
Avoid imbalance between left (Yang / male) and right (Yin / female) sides — neither partner should dominate.
Ensure smooth airflow — stagnant energy leads to conflict and emotional distance.
Common layout issues that may harm marital harmony:
Misaligned dragon and tiger positions (left/right energy imbalance).
Missing northwest or southwest corners (husband/wife energy loss).
Kitchen stove facing water taps (symbolizing conflict).
Bedroom on the “ghost gate line” or with too many doors — causing emotional instability.
Unanchored sofa or mirrors behind seating — leading to restlessness and disconnection.
A Balanced Home, A Flourishing Life
Your home is more than a physical space — it is the foundation of your family’s fortune and happiness.
By harmonizing your surroundings with Feng Shui principles, you invite abundance, peace, and love into your life.
Bring harmony and prosperity into your space.
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