How should the boss’s office space be arranged?

The rise and fall of a company is inseparable from the business decisions of its bosses and leaders. If the company wants to prosper, the feng shui layout of the offices of the bosses and leaders cannot be ignored. Below is the relevant knowledge I brought about the Feng Shui layout of the boss’s office, let’s take a look together.

Feng shui layout of the boss’s office

1. Avoid evil spirits. If there is a road directly in front of the office building where the office is located, or if there are electric poles, transformers, large chimneys, or sharp corners of the building facing the door or windows, it is called "Chongsha". If the office building is far away from the "Chongsha", there will be little obstruction. However, for the sake of safety, it is necessary to put gauze curtains on the windows or use Feng Shui mirrors to resolve them.

2. Choose good neighbors. Feng Shui theory believes that the environmental field has a direct influence on the human body field. The office building where the office is located should try to avoid being near temples, prisons, etc. The yin energy there is too strong, the aura is not easy to balance, and it is difficult to generate an auspicious magnetic field for people. On the contrary, it is easy for mysterious things to happen, such as office theft, internal employee corruption, internal theft. It is difficult for female employees to have children, etc.

3. Focus on me. There is a saying in Feng Shui that "Mountains surround water and we have feelings." You can think of tall buildings as mountains, and roads and overpasses as water. Mountains and water should protect you around me, forming the former Zhuque and the latter Xuanwu. , the green dragon on the left and the white tiger on the right are the best Feng Shui patterns. In other words, the building in front should be farther away and lower; the building in the back should be closer and taller; there is a river or a road with slower traffic on the left; the building on the right should not exceed the height of the building where you are. If there is a park, lawn or calm lake in front of your property, then this place should be considered to be in a good location.

4. Hide wind and gather energy. It is best for the boss's office to be a suite, with a clerk outside. The outer room should be small, accounting for one-third of the entire office area, while the inner room should account for two-thirds. There is a waiting area outside to attract people. The door of the middle wall between the inside and outside should not be located in the center, but should be located near the entrance of the entire office. Prevent the boss's indoor wealth from leaking out and form a Feng Shui pattern of "the song leads to affection". On the wall of the outer clerk's room, there are company operation boards, flow charts, etc., giving guests an intuitive understanding of the company and facilitating subsequent communication with the boss. Clerks should have more indoor flower pots and scenery to protect the freshness of indoor air and make guests feel happy. The wall between the inside and outside should not be made of transparent glass, but should be closed to create a mysterious and implicit atmosphere.

5. Good lighting. If there are glass windows on both sides of the boss's office, it is not good if the light is too strong and transparent, as this will cause mental weakness and fatigue of the people in the room. The window with a poor view should be closed with blinds. If the office has a window on one side, then the window can face east, south or west, but it should not face north. Because the north is Kan Palace, the main hexagram is Lao. If the yin energy is heavy and the yang energy is difficult to rise, career pressure will be great. If it is a north-facing window, then the desk should not be too close to the window. The indoor layout, walls, sofas, bookshelves, etc. should be in warm colors or more red to make up for the lack of Yang.

6. The layout style should reflect the boss’s temperament and character. The Feng Shui layout of an office is different from that of a home. The office should reflect the authority of the owner and the culture of the company, so as to facilitate the implementation of decisions and gain advantage in business negotiations. Sofas, hanging paintings, and decorations should be chosen to be impressive so that foreign guests can look up at them rather than looking down at them. All these arrangements should be unified in the Bagua position and color style required by the boss's own numerology.

7. The location and orientation of the boss’s desk. The boss's desk should not be facing the entrance door, nor should it be turned away from the door. This is called "six clashes". "Six clashes" have the effect of exacerbating conflicts and making everything fail. In rooms with strong lighting, the boss desk should be farther away from the window, while in rooms with weak lighting, it should be closer. The size of the boss's desk should be determined according to the size of the indoor space and the size of the boss himself, and should be in harmonious proportions.

8. Highlight the status of the host and prevent being the guest. All interior decorations and facilities, including a flowerpot and a pendant, must reflect the principles I use. The sofas should be placed in a U-shape, with the mouth facing the boss's desk, forming a centripetal force and cohesion.

9. It is forbidden to sit with your back to the door. The door is a must-have for any office or home. It is the air outlet of the office. If you sit with your back to the door, it will cause the impact of the miscellaneous air of people coming and going. In the long run, it will cause subconscious tension and form The office feng shui taboo refers to the "cold wind blowing from your back".

10. It is forbidden to sit near windows. The window is another air inlet connected to the office. It will also absorb anger and evil spirits to a certain extent, and will cause the boss and company employees to be unable to concentrate for a long time, reducing concentration.

11. It is forbidden to sit in a position without support. Whether it is office Feng Shui taboos, boss office Feng Shui or home Feng Shui, you must be extra careful about Feng Shui taboos that have no backer. Having a backer is a necessary condition for good Feng Shui. Of course, this situation will basically not happen in the boss’s office. , but employees may not be able to guarantee it.