Feng Shui taboos in the four major spaces of the living room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom

In recent years, the combination of home decoration and Feng Shui has become a popular fashion. Many families will understand the relevant Feng Shui taboos regardless of decoration or decoration matching, so as to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. If your home is being renovated or is about to be renovated, take a look at these home feng shui taboos.

Residential decoration mainly includes the living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. When understanding the taboos of home Feng Shui decorations, you can consider these four aspects.

1. Feng Shui taboos in living room decorations

1. Many residents who pursue art like to hang calligraphy, decorative paintings or clocks on the wall to show their personal taste and also enhance the decoration. The role of sex. Avoid choosing a cold and solitary artistic conception when hanging decorative paintings or calligraphy; if you choose landscape paintings or galloping horses for calligraphy and painting, the direction of the water flow and the orientation of the horse's head cannot be from the inside out;

2. It is strictly forbidden to place wall clocks with the front facing inward. In terms of quantity, one wall clock in the living room is appropriate. Placing too many clocks in the home will make the peace of the house unstable, and the mood of the people in the house will be easily affected;

3. The indispensable part of the living room furnishings is the sofa. There are many aspects that need to be paid attention to when placing the sofa. First of all, the back of the sofa cannot be empty or have a fish tank, which means "no backing" and "unreliable"; avoid beams on the top of the sofa, as the beams press the top, which is not beneficial to the whole family;

2. Feng Shui of bedroom decoration Taboo

1. Avoid posing fierce portraits. The bedroom is the most important place for rest. It has relatively high environmental requirements and should be quiet and soft. Some residents also like to put up stickers and hang paintings in their bedrooms, but they should avoid displaying strong portraits in their bedrooms. Everything has its shape, its image, and its image has its meaning. Therefore, it is not suitable to place sharp tools and potted plants in the master bedroom. Placing ferocious things in the master bedroom implies discord between husband and wife and is prone to trouble;

2. Avoid sharp objects in bedroom furnishings. The bedroom is the main place to gather energy and maintain health. Avoid overly cluttering the objects. Try to place as many square or round objects as possible, and avoid triangles and other sharp-shaped objects with sharp edges and corners. Such objects can easily lead to obstacles and obstacles when doing things outside. If it is not smooth, it will also affect your health;

3. Do not place vases in the bedroom. Beautiful vases paired with appropriate flower arrangements can increase the atmosphere of family life and improve the taste of life, but vases should not be placed randomly. Married couples, especially, should try to avoid placing vases in the bedroom, as this can easily attract peach blossoms and damage the marriage.

3. Feng Shui Taboos in Kitchen Furnishings

The stove is a relatively large part of the kitchen space, and it is strictly forbidden to place the stove facing the door. The door is a channel for the exchange of air between the inner and outer spaces, and in Chinese tradition, the stove is considered a place for cooking and nourishing the body, and cannot conflict with the air coming from the door.

4. Feng Shui Taboos for Bathroom Furnishings

1. Washing and grooming at home is mainly done in the bathroom, so the mirror must be an essential item in the bathroom. When installing a mirror in the bathroom, avoid facing the toilet. The toilet is a place where sewage is discharged, and a lot of filthy gas accumulates. Looking directly into the toilet from the mirror can easily affect your mood;

2. The toilet should not be flushed in the open. The location is hidden from the stove; it is best not to place the toilet in the middle of the bathroom, nor directly opposite the door. In terms of spatial layout and function, it is easy to affect the overall harmony and make it inconvenient to use.

In addition to the above-mentioned taboos on home Feng Shui decorations, it is also best not to have cacti and heavy curtains that prevent sunlight from appearing in the home. Thorny cacti and residences that do not receive sufficient light for a long time are also prohibited. It is considered unlucky and will affect the health and fortune of the family.