What are the taboos in interior decoration Feng Shui?
1. Avoid glass in the entrance hall
The entrance hall is to the family what the throat is to the human body, and its Feng Shui effect is very important. To maximize the feng shui effect of the entrance hall, we must pay attention to the various feng shui taboos of the entrance hall components. Avoid glass in the entrance hall, as it will affect your fortune.
2. Avoid cumbersome ceilings
The suspended ceiling in the entrance should be high rather than low: If the suspended ceiling in the entrance is too low and feels oppressive, this is a bad omen in Feng Shui and symbolizes this. The family is oppressed and constrained, making it difficult to get ahead. In addition, the wall space of the entrance should be solid at the bottom and virtual at the top: for the entrance facing the main door, the lower half should be made of solid wall as the foundation, which is solid and stable, while the upper half can be made of glass, so that it is transparent but not leaky. It must be noted that mirrored glass cannot be used, and reflective mirrors usually cannot face the door, because the wealth in the home will be reflected out.
3. The study room should not be complicated.
The desk cannot be placed in the middle of the room, because it will be isolated and helpless in all directions, with no one to rely on, no one to rely on, and the main subject of study and career will be lonely. It is difficult to develop.
The desk cannot be blocked by the door, because if it is blocked by the door, reading and studying will be easily disturbed, it will be difficult to concentrate, efficiency will be reduced, and it is easy to make mistakes.
You should also pay attention to the direction of the door of the study room. First of all, it cannot face the toilet, otherwise Wenchang will be affected by water and fire, and introduce filthy odors, leading to poor mental health. In addition, remember not to let the chair be pressed against your head by beams or objects similar to beams, such as air conditioners and chandeliers. If this happens, it will be restricted and difficult to stretch out.
4. The toilet and bathroom should not be conspicuous
The location of the toilet should be as hidden as possible and should not be directly facing the door. The door should face the bathroom door, and the main money should not be gathered.
The bathroom cannot be located at the end of the corridor. This is a bad sign in Feng Shui because the moisture and odor overflowing from the bathroom will spread along the corridor to the adjacent rooms, which is naturally unhygienic. The bathroom should be located on both sides of the corridor, and it is best to have windows in the bathroom
5. Avoid clutter on the balcony
The balcony is an important passage for the house to receive air, and should be kept as open and bright as possible. Avoid planting too densely to block light.