What are the Feng Shui requirements for a Chinese living room?

Feng shui painting methods in Chinese living rooms: 1. Hanging landscape paintings indoors: Pay attention to the height of hanging calligraphy and paintings. To facilitate appreciation, the height should be higher than the center of the calligraphy and painting parallel to the person's upright position, generally two meters from the ground. It is appropriate to have left and right sides, not too high or too low, and not staggered high and low.

2. Hanging landscape paintings indoors: The number should not be too large. Too many paintings and calligraphy in the room will dazzle people. One or two carefully selected works can be the finishing touch.

3. Hang landscape paintings indoors: Choose an appropriate location. Calligraphy and paintings should be hung in eye-catching open areas on the wall, such as the main wall facing the door, coffee table, sofa, desk and the wall above the bed. , bedside and so on. It is not suitable to hang calligraphy and paintings in the corners of the room or in the shadows next to the wardrobe.

4. Hang landscape paintings indoors: Pay attention to lighting, especially for paintings, because each painting has light and dark, so the light source for paintings can always be from the upper left. In a sunny room, pictures should be hung on the right wall at an angle of 90° to the window. In this way, the natural light source outside the window and the direction of the light source on the screen echo each other, making it easy to harmonize and unify.

5. Hang landscape paintings indoors: The style should be consistent with the living room. The content of calligraphy and painting should be concise and concise, with modern decorative interest. It is more suitable to use colorful oil paintings, gouache paintings, and watercolor paintings. In rooms with old-fashioned furniture, the paintings hung should have local style and national characteristics, such as using simple and simple Chinese paintings.