Common living room Feng Shui decoration taboos, check to see if you have placed them correctly in your home.
The living room is a place in the home used to receive guests and family gatherings. In order to decorate the living room, many people will place some Feng Shui ornaments in the living room, such as Feng Shui fish, Feng Shui wheels, auspicious paintings, etc. to attract wealth to the house. Pixiu, gourd, etc. Feng shui ornaments in the living room to promote wealth and taboos: 1. Golden toad feng shui ornaments in the living room and taboos. The golden toad has the functions of attracting, spitting out, and gathering wealth. It is the best mascot for family and business. Placement taboos: Golden toads are divided into those with money in their mouths and those without money. The golden toad with money in its mouth should be placed with its head inward, not outwards, otherwise the money spit out will be spit out of the house, which will not promote wealth;
The golden toad with no money in its mouth should be placed with its head facing outside the door, house or company to attract money into the treasury. 2. Pixiu feng shui ornaments and taboos in the living room: Pixiu mainly has the function of gathering wealth and exorcising evil spirits. According to legend, Pixiu feeds on wealth and energy from all directions, such as gold, silver, and jewelry, and only eats it in but does not excrete it. Placement taboos: Pixiu should not be placed with its head facing the front door, facing the toilet, higher than a person's head, facing a mirror, facing a window, or moved easily. 3. Feng Shui wheel ornaments and taboos in the living room: The Feng Shui wheel is a mascot placed in homes and businesses to attract wealth and transfer. Water brings wealth, and when it comes in contact with water, it will bring prosperity. Living water can gather wealth.
Placement taboos: Do not place the feng shui wheel behind the sofa, as it will affect the stability of the home; do not conflict with the stove, otherwise it will violate the taboo of conflict between water and fire; do not place it under the God of Wealth, as it will conflict with the "God of Wealth" It contradicts the principle of "returning wealth to the wealth position" and violates the taboo of "the righteous god sinks into the water" in Feng Shui, which will lead to the risk of losing money. 4. Fish tank decorations and taboos in the living room: "Mountains manage people and water manages wealth." Placing a Feng Shui fish tank in your home can bring wealth to your home. In addition, Feng Shui fish tanks are usually placed in unlucky places in the home, and they also have the function of blocking evil spirits. Placement taboos: The fish tank should not be placed under the statue of the god, as it may lead to loss of wealth; the fish tank should not be facing the kitchen stove, as this may damage the health of the family, especially the housewife's health; the fish tank should not be placed under There is no reliable place behind the sofa, which affects the stability of the home. Feng Shui experts summarize: There are many Feng Shui decorations in the living room, such as pictures of birds, bats, and magpies to welcome happy events; Feng Shui decorations in the living room include peonies and landscape paintings for wealth and auspiciousness; Feng Shui decorations in the living room include lotus roots for marriage and auspiciousness. The editor below brings you several ornaments:
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