Feng Shui, an ancient Chinese art of interior design, aims to promote harmony and balance in living and working environments. This is achieved by optimizing the arrangement and alignment of furniture to allow a free flow of life energy, known as chi. In small rooms in particular, it is important to keep things tidy and avoid clutter in order to allow energy to circulate freely. A central aspect of Feng Shui is the conscious choice of colors and materials that strengthen the connection to nature and increase well-being. Natural materials such as wood, bamboo and raffia are popular as they help to create a calming and grounding atmosphere. Colors are also said to have properties: While the color red, for example, has an invigorating effect, the color brown is said to have a grounding effect.Finally, the design of the entrance area also plays an important role in feng shui practice in addition to the design of the living spaces. An inviting entrance promotes the positive flow of energy into the house. It is recommended to avoid disruptive barriers and create a clear, open passageway. Doormats should be chosen carefully, without names or negative messages.source: ad-magazin.de
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Feng Shui: Well-being in the living space
