- Love Luck Feng Shui: How Singles Attract Romance — General Placement Setup and Step-by-Step Method
Love luck feng shui runs four steps: clear the single-person signs, find your love position, pair the space with living warm-toned objects, then shift your daily flow. Space first, yearly directions second.
- Road Charge Remedies: A Road Aimed at Your Door — Judging Severity and Seven Fixes
Road charge is a straight road, lane, or channel rushing at your door, so qi scatters and can't settle. Judge severity first by distance, speed, floor, and direction, then match the fix.
- Shrine Placement: Where to Put a Home Shrine and Altar — Position First, Facing Second, Height Third, Taboos Last
Shrine placement runs four layers: position, facing, height, taboos. Back the shrine on a solid wall, not a bathroom or kitchen wall. Face it the same way as the front door and raise the image above standing eye level.
- Under-Bed Storage: Can You Put Things Under the Bed, and What — Airflow First, Sealed Bins, Five Categories to Keep Out
Can you store things under the bed? Yes, but only what's dry, clean, and rarely used. Pack it solid and you trap dust, damp, and pests. Sealed bins work; damp items, dirty shoes, medicine, and appliances don't.
- Nightstand Feng Shui: What to Put On It and How Tall — Paired Placement, a Height Formula, Six Item Rules
Nightstand feng shui starts with pairing and height, then what sits on top. Two stands flank the bed for balance; one empty side tilts it. Match the top to the mattress edge, level or 5 to 15 cm above.
- Pendant Light Feng Shui: Lights Over the Bed, Shape and Count — Flush Mount First, Round for Luck, One Main Light
Pendant light feng shui checks position and height first, then shape and count. A fixture pressing over the bed or sofa is overhead pressure — move it out of the bed's footprint or switch to flush mount.
- Wardrobe Feng Shui: Where to Place a Wardrobe and Whether Mirror Wardrobes Work — Six Positions Ranked, Six Mirror Rules, a Five-Step Plan
Wardrobe feng shui has two layers: where the cabinet sits and which way its mirror faces. Put it on a wall beside the bed for support, keep it off the door, window, and wealth spot, and cover a mirror facing the bed.
- Carpet Feng Shui: How to Choose Carpet Color and Pattern — Color by Direction, Material by Space, a Three-Minute Placement Method
Carpet feng shui reads three things: color, pattern, material. Color follows the room's direction — cool tones settle a south room, warm beige lifts a north room, green feeds the east, brown and gray calm the west.
- Curtain Feng Shui: What Color Curtains Are Best — Color by Window Orientation, Thickness and Material by Room Function, a Six-Step Selection Method
Curtain feng shui runs in order: color by window orientation, thickness by room function. South takes cool blue, north warm beige to lift the room, west dark gray plus heat-blocking lining. Bedrooms go heavy blackout.
- Reflected Light Sha: Glass Glare from Opposite and Mirror Glare at Home — Block the Source Outside, Cut the Reflections Inside
Reflected light sha is a bright source plus a reflective surface — a glass curtain wall opposite, water, or your own mirror, TV, and glass table. Block the source outside, turn the indoor reflections away.
- Office Feng Shui — Desk Direction and Desk Placement: Solid Backing First, Six Position Faults, a Five-Step Adjustment
Office feng shui runs in three layers, in fixed order: give your seat solid backing, clear six position faults, then set a sitting direction by life trigram. Direction points never cover up a position fault.
- Sofa Placement — How to Place a Sofa: Solid Backing, Open Space Ahead, Six Position Taboos, a Five-Step Method
How to place a sofa comes down to three layers: give it solid backing, keep the space in front open, then set the main seat by life trigram. Backing beats direction, and reversing the order costs the most.
- Fish Tank Feng Shui: Where to Place a Tank — Position, How Many Fish, Which Species, and Six Taboos
Fish tank feng shui comes down to position, count, and water quality. Place it east, southeast, or north, never due south, above knee height and below heart height. Keep it off the door, the stove, the sofa back, and beams.
- Indoor Plant Feng Shui: Which Plants Bring Wealth — The Wealth List, Plants to Avoid, and Placement by Room
Indoor plant feng shui splits into two lists. Wealth plants: money tree, ZZ plant, monstera, lucky bamboo, rubber plant, evergreen, clivia. Avoid: spiky cactus, tangled vines, dead stock, fake flowers, and toxic species.
- Wealth Position Placement: What to Put There — Locating the Bright and Hidden Wealth Positions, a Four-Layer Checklist, and Six Things to Keep Out
Wealth position placement runs in two steps: find the corner, then pick what goes there. Bright position: the entry door's diagonal. Hidden: Ba Zhai Sheng Qi and Yan Nian. Layer storage, evergreens, water, and warm light.
- Beam Overhead: How to Fix a Beam Over the Bed — Step Out of Its Shadow First, Then Box the Beam, Hang Gourds, Swap in a Flush Light, with a Five-Step Process
Beam overhead: get the pillow and torso out of the beam's vertical shadow first, then box the beam, hang gourds, and swap the pendant for a flush light. Covers fixes for bed, sofa, desk, stove, and shrine.
- Door Facing Door: How to Fix It — Check the Distance First, Then the Door Type, Then Three Moves That Work: Close the Door, Hang a Curtain, Add an Entry Cabinet
Two doors facing each other: measure the distance, work out which doors they are, then pick the cheapest fix — close the door, hang a curtain, add an entry cabinet. Inside three meters it matters; past three, leave it.
- Toilet Facing the Bed: How to Fix It — Tell the Door-to-Bed Case From the Headboard-on-the-Bathroom-Wall Case, Then Move the Bed, Close the Door, Add a Divider
A toilet facing the bed is two problems: the bathroom door aimed at the bed, and the headboard against the bathroom wall. The door is sight lines and airflow; the wall is damp, so waterproofing and exhaust come first.
- Feng Shui Q&A Overview: An Index of High-Frequency Feng Shui Questions — Seven Categories, Key Answers, and the Order to Fix Them
Feng Shui questions vary, but nine out of ten land in the same spots: headboard direction, mirror facing the bed, beams over the bed, the wealth position. Seven categories, each with its key answer and the order to fix it.