Kitchen Feng Shui has played an important role in home Feng Shui since ancient times. 1. The kitchen was also called the Kitchen Master in the past. According to Feng Shui, the mouth of the stove should not face directly toward the kitchen door. If it must be facing outward, you need to hang a curtain on the door. 2. The balance of water and fire in the kitchen. Stoves are fire-based and should not be placed too close to water. Faucets should be far away from the stove. Too close to the stove will easily waste money. Washing machines cannot be placed in the kitchen. In addition, the stove should not be placed under the beam, as the pressure will not be good for the aura, making it easy for women to get sick. If it happens to be facing the beam, you need to hide the beam during decoration. In terms of location, it is not good for the kitchen to be close to the bedroom, or the stove and cabinets can be directly seen from the bedroom. The gas from the stove can easily make people feel uneasy, which is bad for their health. If it is facing directly, you can hang a curtain on the kitchen door to block the view. The kitchen should always be opened for ventilation and lighting. 3. The kitchen door cannot be opposite to the main door. The kitchen is where the family's wealth lies, and the door is the entrance to the qi, where family and friends come and go. When the door is facing the kitchen door, the kitchen will be visible to the outside world and the wealth will be exposed, which will lead to financial difficulties for the family. 4. The kitchen cannot be opposite to the bathroom. The kitchen is a place for cooking food, and the bathroom is easy to breed bacteria and dirt. If the two are opposite, it will affect hygiene and harm the health of your family. 5. The area behind the stove should not be empty. The area behind the stove should not be open. An open space can easily attract wind, making the fire difficult to ignite and stable, and affecting financial luck. It is especially taboo to have windows behind the stove. For more graphic experience, please see ToGo Experience