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1 day ago · Feng shui, an ancient Chinese practice, emphasizes arranging your living spaces in a way that promotes positive energy and balance. In this article, we will explore various tips to feng shui your dining room, focusing on key elements such as dining tables, dining chairs, lighting, and decor to attract positive energy and ensure a pleasant ambiance.
2 days ago · The Significance of Feng Shui in Singaporean Culture. Your decision to buy a home at Parktown Residences in Singapore is likely influenced by various factors, including cultural and social norms. Feng shui, an ancient Chinese philosophy, plays a significant role in shaping the country’s cultural identity and home-buying practices.
5 days ago · Feng shui, is the ancient art of geomancy that originated in China. Literally meaning “wind water” (风水) , it has been practised since ancient times to choose the orientation and site of buildings, homes, structures based on the direction of elements like wind and water.
3 days ago · Hence, good feng shui in the kitchen would positively impact your family’s health and wealth. Feng shui tip #2: The main door is not facing the kitchen. Feng shui tip #3: The front door is not facing the lift and staircase. Feng shui tip #4: Bathrooms are properly positioned. Feng shui #6: House is facing an open space.
1 day ago · 3. Utilise water. (Image credit: Heather Young/Future Publishing Ltd) As one of the five key elements of feng shui, having a water feature idea of some kind, in your outdoor space, is of great importance. There are obvious ways to add water to your garden, such as with a water feature, fountain, pond or even a bird bath.
1 day ago · Using feng shui candles in your home decor creates a sense of intimacy and unity. Let’s dig deeper and understand this Chinese philosophical concept in detail. Feng Shui Principles The Bagua Map The Bagua Map is an essential tool in Feng Shui used to analyze and improve various areas of life by mapping them into physical space.
1 day ago · Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese practice of balancing the flow of energy through a space. The logic of this practice states that people are affected by their surroundings and can therefore by changing the way in which their surroundings are presented, they can harness the flow of energy to better serve them by elevating the positive energy of their homes.
