The central goal is to enhance the flow of vital energy (Chi) throughout a space, ensuring it is smooth, not blocked or rushing.
Incorporating and balancing Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water elements through materials, shapes, and colors.
Clutter blocks energy and negatively affects the mind.
Balancing opposing forces (dark/light, passive/active, feminine/masculine) to create a stable, harmonious environment.
Feng Shui (literally "Wind-Water") is an ancient Chinese practice of arranging buildings, objects, and space in an environment to achieve harmony and balance, aiming to maximize positive energy flow () . It is considered a blend of philosophy, aesthetics, and environmental psychology that can be integrated into both traditional and modern designs. Core Principles & Concepts
Using wood, stone, plants, and natural light to create a grounded atmosphere.
An energy map used in Feng Shui to analyze a space, dividing it into nine areas relating to aspects of life like wealth, relationships, and health.
Avoiding direct alignment of a front door with a window or back door, which allows energy to flow right out. Application & Specializations