How to layout a rectangular living room in Feng Shui?
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Taboo 1. The living room should not be located at the rear of the house
After entering the door, you should first see the living room, while the bedroom, kitchen and other functional areas should be located at the rear of the house. If the space utilization configuration is reversed and the living room is mistakenly placed at the rear, it will cause a pattern of money withdrawal, which can easily lead to a decline in wealth.
Taboo 2. The living room should not be located in the basement
The living room is a place where family members relax and guests visit. It should have sufficient light and good air circulation. There is obviously insufficient light and insufficient air circulation in the basement. If the living room is located in the basement, it will appear that the residents are in financial distress, destroy the warm atmosphere of the home, and even affect the health of the residents.
Taboo 3. Avoid making the living room too shallow or too wide
The living room is called the "financial position" in traditional Feng Shui, and it is related to the family's wealth and career fortune. If the living room is too shallow or too wide, it means that Yang Qi cannot stay in it after it moves in. This will lead to the inability to accumulate wealth as money comes and goes. If you encounter this kind of living room, you can put a large mirror at the bottom of the room to make the pattern look deeper and also have the effect of attracting money. It is also a remedy.
Taboo 4. Avoid making the living room too long or too narrow
If the living room is too narrow and long, it will appear that you cannot bring in money. Even if the layout is originally prosperous, it will be useless. Because the living room is too long and narrow, the Yang energy cannot enter the bottom of the house, resulting in an imbalance of Yin and Yang and an excess of Yin and Yang. The residents are also prone to respiratory system problems such as the lungs, throat, and trachea. Remedy: Divide functional areas through furniture, wall colors, floor materials, and ceilings to break up the length and narrow feeling.
Taboo 5. Avoid irregular shapes in the living room
The shape of the living room is best to be square or rectangular. Protruding corners are like shooting arrows, which may bring bad luck. If the living room is L-shaped, you can use furniture to divide it into two square independent spaces. Or hang a mirror on the wall to symbolically fill in the missing corner, and then treat it as a complete room to determine the center point.