Check the layout of the living room due north. True north represents career, belonging to the waterline, and the favorite color is blue or black. Putting water-related items in this position is helpful to residents' career, such as fish tanks, landscape paintings, waterwheels and so on. Or put black metal ornaments, because gold can produce water.
2, due south, fame and fortune, red
Arranging geomantic omen in the direction due south will bring fame and affirmation to the family, and parents are responsible for their livelihood. Due south belongs to the fire line, and the favorite color is red. Suitable for hanging pictures of phoenix, flamingo or sunrise. Red carpets or red wooden decorations (because wood can make a fire) are also suitable. Installing lighting in this direction can increase your reputation. If you must put a mirror in this position, you must put a small mirror, because the mirror belongs to water, and water will put out the fire, which is not conducive to fame and fortune.
3, due east, healthy and green.
Due east is related to the health of residents. Putting lush plants in this area can promote the health and longevity of family members. Articles about water or landscape painting are also helpful, because water can raise wood.
4, due west, children and grandchildren, lazy color
In the relationship between East and West, the five elements belong to gold, and the favorite colors are white, gold and lazy. Metal sculptures, six-column hollowed-out metal wind chimes, televisions and stereos are all suitable for this area. Because soil can produce gold, the decoration of white vases or crystals can also catalyze future generations.
5, northwest, noble, white
Strengthening the energy of the northwest orientation of the living room is helpful to increase the transportation of nobles and interpersonal relationships. This area belongs to gold, so it is suitable for putting white, gold or dim metal ornaments, such as metal sculptures or lamps with white round lampshades on metal bases. String six ancient coins with red rope or hang six-column hollow metal wind chimes, which can also attract noble people to transport.