Generally, there are offices, calligraphy, living rooms, teahouses, old shops, Chinese medicine clinics and traditional cultural places, such as cultural centers and painting academies.
Then the choice of hanging direction and content is more feng shui.
Give a few simple examples:
For example, the picture hanging on the back of the sofa must be a banner, which is in balance with the sofa. This is a complementary meaning, which is of great benefit to the owner. It is best to choose quiet and peaceful landscape paintings in content selection, which gives people a comfortable feeling.
In other parts of the living room, you can choose to hang some calligraphy and paintings with auspicious meanings, such as the peony picture with great wealth, the lotus picture with nine fish in Mei Wangcai, the evergreen picture of pine cranes with long life and wealth, the Zhong Kui picture of praying for blessings in the town house and calligraphy and paintings with auspicious meanings. What to hang depends on the owner's preference.
Paintings that suppress the scenery are forbidden in the living room (including rooms). The so-called depression refers to those pictures related to sunset, fallen leaves, old trees and wilderness. Because it lacks vitality, it will affect the mood. Paintings and calligraphy full of vitality and positive intention should be hung indoors.
People who like horse racing must hang the picture of the horse's head inward, otherwise it will be bad to run outward. In addition, don't hang too many red paintings and calligraphy indoors, because its strong colors are easy to cause irritability.