Porch Feng Shui: The choke point of good and bad fortune for the house

The entrance is the choke point leading to the outside and the house, so the Feng Shui layout here is very important and determines the luck of the house. Take care of the first level, and it depends on how you arrange it to achieve good luck and avoid bad luck.

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The feeling that the entrance gives to the entrants is equivalent to the first impression between people. According to psychological analysis, the first impression is usually made in the first seven seconds, which is basically the same time as entering the house to look at the entrance and adjust your breath. In the West, the entrance hall represents the family's financial fortune and has a decisive influence on the fortune of the house.

The entrance is a buffer area from the door into the living room, allowing moving entrants to calm down and collect themselves. It is also the only way to introduce air into the house, so its layout can directly affect the quality of the house. Feng Shui.

China's traditional large houses all have large entrance halls at the entrance, but modern urban residences are generally narrow in area. If a traditional large entrance hall is installed, the space will obviously feel cramped and difficult to move around. Therefore, a compromise is to use glass screens as partitions. This can prevent outside air from rushing into the living room from the door, and at the same time, it can also make the narrow entrance not look too cramped.

The space between the entrance and the living room should be solid at the bottom to prevent leakage, and transparent at the top. Therefore, you can use transparent frosted glass or hollow book shelves.