One of the best things about moving into a new home is being able to have a fresh start. Use your move as an opportunity to improve the energy in your environment. You would be surprised at how much positive energy can improve your mood and health.
The best way to add positive energy is to incorporate feng shui into your new home.
What Is Feng Shui?
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice that uses energy forces to create harmony between a person and their environment. A home with feng shui uses accessories and furniture arrangements to improve the flow of positive energy.
You can start creating a positive environment by adding feng shui to each room of your new home.
Entryway
The entryway sets the tone for the rest of your home, so you want to be sure to add feng shui to this space.
Start with your exterior by adding lighting and plants or flowers to your pathway. These elements create a safe, beautiful path to your front door.
Inside your home, use artwork, greenery or a decorative mirror to create a welcoming environment.
Living Room
You spend a lot of time relaxing, chatting with family and entertaining guests in your living room. With so many moods and personalities, it is understandable to want to ensure positive energy can flow through this high-traffic area.
Your furniture should be comfortable, stylish and functional. Seating arrangements should be arranged in the commanding position.
Use greenery to encourage growth and wellness in your living room. Greenery also adds a sense of peace and harmony to your space.
Kitchen
The kitchen is the heart of many homes, and your home may be no exception to this rule. This is why it is important to ensure this spot is full of good vibes.
Create a welcoming atmosphere with ample seating and warm lighting.
Your appliances should always be clean, and your storage solutions should always be organized.
Bedroom
Your bedroom is where you retreat and relax after a long day, so this space should be full of good vibes and positive energy.
Your bed should be in the command position, meaning it is facing the door without being in direct line of it.
Use a solid headboard made of wood or leather, but avoid blocking the window with the headboard.
Do not place too many items under your bed, as you want to encourage the flow of energy throughout your space. If possible, do not place any items under your bed at all.
Bathroom
It is also important to add feng shui to your bathroom to create a relaxing place to melt away your stress.
Start by creating an organized, beautiful bathroom. You can even draw inspiration from your favorite spa, complete with accents such as soft lighting and bamboo pieces.
Decorate with earth and fire elements, such as greenery, natural crystals and candles.
If you take the time to add feng shui to each room, you can easily create a happy, healthy home.
