Did you know? Corridors also have the theory of corridor feng shui. So, in corridor feng shui, what should we pay attention to in the carpets and aisles of corridors? When choosing carpets for hallways, pay attention to the location and amount of walking there. Is the aisle the most frequented area? Let’s take a look with the editor.
When choosing carpets for corridors, pay attention to the location of the carpet and the amount of walking there. The aisle is the area with the highest frequency of movement, so it is necessary to choose carpets with higher density and wear resistance. High-quality carpets are colorfast, mildew-proof, and moth-proof. Choosing such carpets can maintain a comfortable home space and is also beneficial to the health of your family.
Aisles, many people will ignore it in Feng Shui. In fact, the passage is related to a person's social status, credit and overall luck. As far as the courtyard is concerned, the width of the aisle should be kept at more than 1.9 meters, and there should be railings, roofs, and several pillars to highlight the personality. If this can be done, it will be auspicious in any direction. The aisle at the entrance of a room often functions as a doorway. It is not only a traffic thoroughfare, but also a place for changing clothes, shoes and temporary storage of items. It is the only way to move large furniture. In addition, the width of the aisle in the home has an important impact on the living room. People's feelings and relationships also have many influencing factors.
The aisle should not be too narrow and long. Among large furniture, sofas, dining tables, pianos, etc. are larger in size. Under normal circumstances, the clear width of the aisle should not be less than 1.3 meters. The aisle leading to the bedroom and living room should consider the width of the passage for carrying desks, wardrobes and other items. Especially when there is a turn at the entrance, there should be some room on both sides of the door, so the aisle should not be less than 1 meter.
The clear width of the aisles leading to the kitchen, bathroom, and storage room can be appropriately reduced, but it should not be less than 0.9 meters. The routes for transporting furniture should be considered at the twists and turns of various aisles to facilitate transportation.
It is not advisable to choose plain-colored and unpatterned carpets in corridors, because plain-colored and unpatterned carpets are more likely to show stains and footprints. Dust from cut-pile carpets usually appears on the carpet surface, but Stains are easy to clean, but loop pile carpets tend to accumulate dust under the carpets, making them more difficult to remove.