Nowadays, many people pay attention to the beauty and grandeur when decorating their villas, but they often ignore the importance of Feng Shui. Let’s take a look at what are the Feng Shui taboos when decorating a villa?
Villa Feng Shui taboos: pay attention to the design of the pattern on the entrance floor.
The entrance is an air intake, so the floor pattern is suitable to choose one with auspicious meanings. Be sure to avoid patterns with sharp corners facing the door, and also have the texture of the wooden floor face the door. They will also create evil spirits and be detrimental to family luck.
Don’t use the entrance hall to attract wealth.
The entrance hall is the first space when entering the door. Effective use of this space to attract wealth can play a very good role. . Do not set up a fan at the entrance to disrupt the airflow, nor do it be too closed to hinder the circulation of airflow. Light a permanent lamp at the entrance to light up the entrance and facilitate the circulation of air. This is why Feng Shui says that the God of Wealth likes to visit. Do not pile up clutter in the entrance hall, and keep all kinds of items neatly in order to facilitate Feng Shui.
Villa Feng Shui Tips and Don'ts: Choosing the Most Suitable Stairs
In order to achieve the purpose of gathering and nourishing Qi, the slope of the stairs should be as small as possible when decorating the villa. If the space is large, you can use a zigzag staircase with a rest platform, or a more comfortable and beautiful curved staircase. For relatively small spaces, space-saving spiral staircases are a good choice. These three types of stairs can leave a large space for the flow of indoor aura, which not only satisfies the requirement of "like to circle, avoid to go straight", but also takes into account practicality and aesthetics.
Villa Feng Shui taboos: the door should not face the wall
The door of some houses is in the corridor, and the wall will be visible when opening the door. Such a layout is not only not conducive to the circulation of air, but also makes people living in the house often feel depressed. When decorating a villa, installing a mirror on the wall facing the door can alleviate the feeling of cramped space. You can also hang photos or posters of natural landscapes here to symbolically enhance the sense of space.
The villa Feng Shui taboos are that the chandelier in the bedroom should not be placed above the bed
Many family bedrooms have chandeliers on the top, but if the chandelier is located just above the bed, it will be detrimental to people. When people sleep in bed, they will feel like they are being pressed by the lamp, which is not good for their health. Therefore, when decorating the villa, move the bed to a place where the chandelier cannot be pressed, or simply remove the chandelier.
The attic should not be used as a bedroom. Whether it is a villa or an ordinary residence, a square shape is the most basic requirement for a bedroom. It cannot be polygonal or have hypotenuses. If the attic is used as a bedroom, the sloping edge of the roof can easily create a visual illusion, and the polygonal bedroom pattern formed by the sloping edge will also increase people's mental burden, and those who live in this house are prone to illness or accidents. Therefore, if you want to effectively use the attic of the villa, it is recommended to use it as a storage room.
The above is the relevant content of Feng Shui taboos and precautions for villa decoration.