How to arrange the furniture in the living room to make money?

This is some information I found on Wuhan Online Decoration. If you still have some questions about decoration, you can check it out and you should be able to find out what you need to know. The following is for reference only:

1. Location The living room is the place most used by the family and should be located in the center of the house. If the living room is spacious and a separate part is used as a bedroom, it is the least ideal living room.

2. The number of sofa sets in the living room cannot be repeated. It is most taboo to use one and a half sets of sofas, or two sets of sofas of one square and one square. The fish tank and bonsai in the living room have the function of "receiving air" and making the room more vibrant. It is better to use colorful odd numbers for fish species.

3. The best location for financial position is the diagonal direction of the door. Avoid pillars and recesses here; if there are windows, they can be covered with curtains so that the wealth will not leak out; if this is a passage, a screen can be placed, which can avoid the embarrassment of penetration and create a good impression. Financial position: Placing lush bonsai in the financial position can improve fortune. It is advisable to choose green plants with large and round leaves.

4. Movement lines The movement lines in the living room should be wide and the view can be seen at a glance. It is not advisable to see the room door and the back door at the entrance, otherwise there will be a risk of "entering from the front and exiting through the back door, making it impossible to gather wealth"; walkways should also avoid running through the entire room vertically or horizontally.

5. The obstruction of beams should be avoided in the beam-and-column hall, and the structure can be modified and decorated into various beautiful shapes. For example, traditional arches, ceiling extensions, paintings, etc. can also be simply divided into two areas. Or hang a mirror on the wall to symbolically fill in the missing corners, and then treat it as a complete room to determine the center point.