What should you pay attention to when it comes to bedroom feng shui in a commercial-residential house?

For commercial and residential buildings used for living, in addition to paying attention to the external environment, what is more important is the internal layout of the commercial and residential buildings. What should you pay attention to when it comes to feng shui in the bedrooms of commercial and residential buildings?

There should be no missing corners in the bedroom. The shape of the bedroom should be square, and a simple arc is also acceptable, but triangles or irregular polygons are most avoided. Otherwise, the fortune of the main resident will be unstable, and severe missing corners will be bad for the health of the resident. The functional divisions of the bedroom should be clear, and working and sleeping should not be done in the same room. This requires that the bedroom, living room, study, and office areas should be clearly separated to avoid mixing. The bedroom is for resting, and what is needed is a stable and quiet environment and aura.

SOHO office is a home office, and it is becoming more and more common now. From an environmental point of view, the bedroom cannot be used as an office, as this will make the magnetic field in the bedroom unstable. It is not conducive to work or rest, and will have adverse consequences for people's health and fortune. Bedrooms need to be secluded to ensure privacy. If the bedroom is used as an office, there will be many people coming and going due to work reasons, which is very detrimental to the privacy of the residents.

A clean and orderly bedroom environment can create a warm resting and sleeping environment for residents, thus ensuring sleep quality. If the bedroom is messy, it will easily cause unstable aura from an environmental point of view, affect sleep, and thus bring bad luck to the residents. In addition, a messy bedroom environment can easily breed bacteria and affect the health of the residents. The above are some Feng Shui matters that need to be paid attention to in the bedrooms of commercial and residential buildings.