Many people's halls have beams, and the top of the beams is a taboo for hall decoration. According to the traditional principle of geomantic omen, if there are large beams in the hall, it will give people a great sense of psychological depression and make residents feel depressed, thus making it difficult to have ambitions. Therefore, if there is a beam in the living room because of the design of the apartment, it can be solved by ceiling or hanging ornaments during the decoration. If the area is large enough, two living rooms can be designed with beams as the boundary.
In order to avoid the beam of the hall, some owners built an arch at the beam, which is actually extremely inappropriate. To a great extent, this practice violates the traditional concept of geomantic omen, because the small memorial archway is shaped like a tombstone, so the elderly families with traditional cultural views will inevitably have psychological shadows and even affect their health.
The hall is an important area in the home, which gives people a very open feeling. From the perspective of geomantic omen, it is best not to see the door and the back door at the entrance, because there will be an intention of going out first and coming in last, and it is impossible to gather money. In addition, for the living room, it is best not to run through the aisle, because there is a saying in our tradition that "the front is connected and the rear is connected." People and money are empty, so reasonable design is needed to make the living room more layered.