Housing Instructions: Taboos on Feng Shui Placement of Bedroom Furniture

A good Feng Shui layout can bring harmony to the family and make life go smoothly. So what are the Feng Shui taboos in the bedroom at home? This issue of Furniture Feng Shui will take you to understand the taboos of Feng Shui placement of Yiai bedroom furniture. Let’s learn about it together.

Be careful about bedroom Feng Shui knowledge

1. Furniture placement taboos: Traditional culture believes that the layout of the bedroom can best reflect the harmony of family relationships. The wardrobe placed in the bedroom cannot be ignored.

2. Furniture placement taboos: Clothing is an indispensable item in people’s lives, and the wardrobe is an important piece of furniture used to store clothing and accessories. Naturally, it is also one of the important links in the bedroom layout. . I have always thought that buying a house requires Feng Shui, but I never thought that the wardrobe settings also have Feng Shui, and there is a lot of knowledge.

3. Furniture placement taboos: The bed should be centered in the bedroom. Generally speaking, the bed should be facing north and south to match the stronger magnetic field in the north of the earth. This is the most ideal orientation. Sit west to face the east. The beds with purple energy from the east are the second best, the beds with south to north are the third best, and the beds with east to west are the least ideal positions. At the same time, the wardrobe settings are also very particular.

4. Furniture placement taboos: The wardrobe is one of the large pieces of furniture in the bedroom and occupies a large space. Traditional culture believes that the layout of the bedroom can best reflect the harmony of family relationships. The wardrobe placed in the bedroom cannot be ignored. A reasonable layout of the wardrobe can make the owner feel calm and peaceful, while an improper layout can cause inexplicable melancholy. In some bedrooms with bathrooms, if the bathroom door faces the bed, a wardrobe can be used to block it. Because the airflow in the bathroom's sewer pipes and toilets is very unstable, coupled with excessive moisture, people's health can easily be affected. Using a wardrobe to create distance can harmonize the aura of the bedroom and help balance emotions.

5. Furniture placement taboos: Because the dressing table is used by women and its gender is yin, it should be placed on the right side of the bed in the white tiger position. The white tiger position is also yin. The combination of the two is in line with the yin and yang. road. When a dressing table is placed on the right side of the bed, furniture that is taller than the dressing table should be placed on the corresponding left side. The wardrobe is usually taller in shape and should be placed on the left side of the bed, which is in line with the yang energy of the Qinglong position and makes it higher than the dressing table of the White Tiger position. In this way, the bedroom can maintain a relatively strong yang energy, and the population will be prosperous and the fortune will be prosperous.

6. Furniture placement taboos: But be careful to avoid choosing wardrobes with mirrors. Some wardrobes will be equipped with a dressing mirror outside, and the mirror area is larger. Traditional culture believes that the wardrobe mirror should not face the bedside, otherwise it will have a negative impact on sleep. The mirror should also not face the bedroom window, as this will cause the light to be cluttered, creating an aura that is not conducive to the home and making it difficult for the family to feel at peace. In addition, the mirror cannot face the bedroom door. In traditional culture, the layout of opening the door to see the mirror often only appears in public places such as government agencies, schools, etc. In private places like bedrooms, opening the door to see the mirror symbolizes privacy being spied on by the outside world.

7. Furniture placement taboos: In addition, it is best to place the wardrobe at a certain distance from the bed. Firstly, it can facilitate the occupants’ daily life and avoid collision when getting in and out of bed; secondly, the space above the bed should not exist Items with a sense of oppression so that people resting in bed can feel happy physically and mentally. Due to the tall shape of the wardrobe, it should not be placed close to the bed, so as not to cause a sense of oppression when the bedroom owner is resting, which is detrimental to his life and rest, thus affecting his physical and mental health.

8. Furniture placement taboos: Another situation is that some owners will divide a separate area as a cloakroom in a larger bedroom. The most taboo thing about this big "wardrobe" is the placement of old books and miscellaneous items in it. Due to the small area in the cloakroom, ventilation often results in poor ventilation. If it is messy and disorganized inside, it will produce dampness for a long time, which will affect the smooth flow of air in the bedroom, thereby affecting the owner's mood and even the owner's ability to think rationally. There should not be too many wardrobe drawers inside. If the dressing mirror in the cloakroom is facing the door of the cloakroom, you will easily be scared when you open the door. The owner can place a pot of knee-high plants in front of the mirror to resolve the problem.

9. Furniture placement taboos: Only a bright living space can bring a good mood to the owners. The selection and layout of the bedroom wardrobe can be determined according to the orientation of the bedroom. If the bedroom doors and windows face north and the lighting and ventilation are poor, it is best to choose a light-colored wardrobe. The wardrobe should be placed in a dark corner of the wall as much as possible, not next to the window or bedroom door. This will prevent the wardrobe from blocking light and making the bedroom darker.

If the bedroom is well lit and ventilated, there is no need to pay too much attention to the color of the wardrobe. However, it is best not to choose a wardrobe with too much reflective metal and glass on the surface.