What are the feng shui taboos for balcony decoration?

In China's home decoration, the feng shui of the balcony is very important. Many people's balconies are separated by a glass door, so the balconies are more directly influenced by the external Feng Shui Bureau. Therefore, compared with other spaces, the feng shui of the balcony should be paid more attention to. So what are the taboos of home balcony feng shui? The following famous layman brought the taboo of Feng Shui to the balcony at home, hoping to help you!

1, the balcony should not face the bow road.

Due to terrain, layout and other reasons, road design will inevitably have bends and straights. If you look out from the balcony, the road ahead is curved, and the corner goes straight to the balcony, similar to shooting a crossbow at home. This is the pattern of the street against the bow, which is fierce feng shui and the main defeat of wealth.

2. The balcony should not face the street.

If you look out from the balcony and see a street rushing straight ahead, it looks like a tiger coming straight at you, which is very inappropriate. More importantly, because the fast-moving vehicles and noise on the straight road will constantly impact the residents through the balcony, disturb the quiet living magnetic field, and have an impact on the quiet atmosphere of the residents, which is very unfavorable to their health.

3. Balcony should not face tortuous buildings.

Sawtooth buildings are generally buildings with large bay windows, and their outer walls have many sharp corners, which are shaped like a row of sharp sawteeth. If the balcony faces this jagged building, it is like facing a fierce beast. There are many dangerous things in Feng Shui.

4, the balcony should be kept open and bright, less sundry. As the place where the house is in contact with the outside world, the balcony is an important channel for getting angry indoors, which is inconvenient to be blocked by sundries, especially for stacking items such as washing machines. Too many sundries not only affect the appearance, but also may affect the fortune and future of the family.

5. The balcony should not face the sky.

The so-called Dreadwind refers to a narrow gap between two tall buildings. Because it seems to cut it in half with a knife from mid-air, it is called "Heaven's Cut". If the house is destroyed by the sky, there will often be a bloody disaster and it is easy to give up halfway.

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