What is the feng shui of a dark living room?

Everyone prefers a room with better lighting when buying or building a house, but sometimes it is not possible, so the living room is likely to appear darker. So what’s the feng shui of a dark living room? How to resolve it? Let this issue of living room Feng Shui analyze it for you.

What is the feng shui of a dark living room?

Poor luck

If the living room lacks light, it will remain gloomy. This will inevitably lead to bad luck, because the feng shui of the living room is the center of the whole. Being gloomy here means lack of vitality. Lack of vitality will lead to worse and worse feng shui, which will eventually lead to changes in fortune. Of course, if the living room can be lit with lights, it can also reverse the unfavorable feng shui.

The dead end of Feng Shui

The living room is the center of Feng Shui. The darkness here is like having cancer in the human body. You may not notice the problem for a while, but if it stays like this for a long time, it will definitely cause people to have cancer. A fatal reaction, so for Feng Shui, a dark environment will destroy the whole if it is not handled well. In particular, the circulation of Feng Shui requires energy, and this energy refers to sunlight. A dark living room means a lack of energy, and Feng Shui naturally cannot Seriously, it will lead to the collapse of home Feng Shui, turning a good Feng Shui pattern into a bad pattern, resulting in adverse consequences.

How to resolve the dark feng shui in the living room

Create more light sources

This method is the most direct method. Many families, owners, and designers will adopt this method invariably. Let’s start with the practice. In addition to the main light source of the main chandelier in the living room, we can appropriately add floor lamps, table lamps, wall lamps, small downlights on ceiling paintings, and small spotlights for background decoration in corners and dark places to allow the light source to shine in the three-dimensional space. Creating an intriguing sense of layering can achieve better results.

Reduce unnecessary partition walls

Without affecting functions and living lines, most designers will suggest removing as many walls as possible. Especially at the entrance, it would be best if the balcony can be pushed out, a large floor-to-ceiling window or a picture window can be installed, and outdoor light and shadow can be introduced into the room. Moreover, unnecessary partition walls are removed to allow light to circulate in the space, making the space larger and making life more comfortable. In addition, for example, the partition between the living room and study room can be changed to clear glass or sliding door design; or the living room and dining room should be designed as open as possible, etc. These are all good decoration suggestions.