Staircases have their own energy, and they often give Feng Shui consultants a lot of trouble. Although not as popular in Asia, the staircase is an essential element of most homes in Europe and the United States. Just like the main door is the key formation when examining a home, the staircase is the…

Most families only get one opportunity to bond regularly, and it’s usually when they’re seated around the dining table sharing a meal. This is where most of us bring our guests too.  It’s safe to say that the dining room is an important space for fostering familial and social relationships. Improving…

Do you want balance and harmony in your kitchen? There’s no better way to balance your kitchen’s (and home) yin and yang other than using feng shui. Feng shui refers to the ancient Chinese art of placing objects—buildings and spaces in a setting in a harmonious balance that promotes peace and pros…

Whether at a home office or in a cubicle, many of us spend a significant portion of each day sitting at our desks. The way your workspace is set up can have a big effect on how productive you are. It can either help you stay focused and motivated or give you a lot of distractions and interruptions.

According to the teachings of Feng Shui, indoor plants do a lot more for us than their science-backed benefits suggest. Some plants are luck magnets, and having them in your home grants the universe permission to send luck your way.

As the main feature in the room, the bed should always take a commanding position right at the center of your bedroom. It should be flanked by two nightstands and should have an equal amount of space on either side. This arrangement creates symmetry and emphasizes the main theme of the bedroom: partnership….