The 16 tricks of the living room Feng Shui family and the fortune!

First: Positioning

Ideally, the living room should be located at the front of the house, near the entrance, so it can directly receive the energy flowing in from the door. If there’s a corridor leading to the living room, make sure it's clean, well-lit, and uncluttered to allow smooth energy flow. In a multi-level home, it's best to place the living room on the lower floor for better stability and balance.

Second: Layout

A square or rectangular shape is ideal for the living room. Avoid placing seating areas in corners, as this can create a feeling of being "pressed" or restricted. If there's a sharp or protruding corner, you can neutralize its negative energy by placing a small plant, such as a bonsai, or a piece of furniture. For an L-shaped living room, use furniture to divide the space into two separate areas, treating them like two distinct rooms. For example, one area can serve as a meeting space while the other is the main living area. Alternatively, hanging a mirror on the wall can visually fill the space and help balance the energy.

Third: Decorative Elements

Avoid hanging sharp objects like swords, guns, medals, or animal trophies on the walls, as they can generate negative energy and lead to conflicts or aggression. Similarly, decorations with horns or pointed shapes should be avoided, as they may disrupt the peaceful atmosphere of the room.

Fourth: Airflow

Make sure the air circulates freely in the living room. No dead corners should be left unchecked, as they can cause a feeling of suffocation or blockage. Proper airflow helps maintain a lively and positive environment.