Yes! This is the same as placing Buddha and Bodhisattva statues at home. Let me explain them to you:
Placing Buddha and Bodhisattva statues at home is also a convenient way to increase our faith and confidence. However, if you keep it at home, remember that in order to maintain your respect and admiration for Buddha and Bodhisattva, there are three places that are not allowed. One is the bedroom (where men and women have love), the kitchen (where there is oil smoke and filth), and the toilet (where the smell is filthy), so The best places are the living room and study room, but some people can also put it in the entrance hall, etc., which is fine.
Let’s talk about the location and time of placement. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are great achievers, with great mercy and boundless Dharma power. If you need to worship and place them, you don't need to choose a day, choose an hour, look at Feng Shui, or determine the direction. "One Buddha can destroy all evils" and there are no restrictions. Therefore, there is no need to pay attention to the direction and direction, as long as it is solemn as you think; there is no need to choose the time, be respectful, any time is a good time, this is the meaning of "sincerity leads to spirituality". As for the popular sayings about time and direction, they are all secular misunderstandings of Buddhism, so we should not confuse faith with superstition and customs. However, there is also a folk custom to have the statues of Buddha and Bodhisattva face the doors and windows, which means "open the door to see blessings (Buddha and blessing are homophonic). This is acceptable.
We ordinary people have no confidence in ourselves, so You need external things (such as statues, Buddhist beads, pendants, etc.) to enhance it; if you truly have a Buddha in your heart, it doesn’t matter whether you have a statue or not, because with your eyes open and closed, your heart is within your heart. They are all Buddhas.