Q: The house I bought many years ago has become outdated since I have lived in it. Now I am planning to renovate it, but my bedroom is directly connected to the hallway. How can I solve the problem? How should I decorate the feng shui of the aisle?
Answer: As the "traffic line" indoors, the aisle is an important transportation link connecting each room. Its main function requires the convenience of residents to move back and forth, so the floor of the corridor should be flat, and the space should be left with appropriate width to facilitate walking.
Generally speaking, the corridor in a house should not run directly into the bedroom door. This will cause the airflow to rush directly into the bedroom, affecting the aura in the room and thus affecting the luck of the occupants. If the corridor in your house collides with the bedroom door, you can hang a Feng Shui decorative curtain on the bedroom door. This can not only resolve the Feng Shui taboo of the corridor directly colliding with the bedroom door, but also ensure the privacy of the bedroom. It is really a good idea "Kill two birds with one stone."
Since the aisle is a space where people often move around, it is advisable to keep long-term bright lights, which is not only convenient for family members, but also brings us good fortune. As for the lighting, it is better to choose warm colors that are bright but not dazzling, simple but not monotonous.
If the aisle is relatively wide, you can place some foliage plants. The leaves of the plant should be developed high so that they do not block sight and access. The corridor of the living room is the most frequently walked place, so the plants should not be placed in a disorderly manner. It is not advisable to display flower arrangements, potted plants, foliage plants, etc. side by side. This will not only block the passage, cause inconvenience to family members, but also easily damage the plants.
The hallway is the dynamic location of the house. If the color of the tiles in that position does not match the five elements in that direction, it will bring bad luck to the family. For example, white tiles should not be used in the east and southeast; red tiles should not be used in the west and northwest; black tiles should not be used in the south; yellow tiles should not be used in the north; green tiles should not be used in the northeast, southwest, and northwest.