Feng shui principle that sofa placement must abide by.
1, selection of sets
Sofas are divided into single person sofa, loveseat, long sofa, curved sofa and round sofa. According to the material, there are leather sofas, cloth sofas, rattan sofas and traditional sour branch chairs. Distinguished by color and shape, it is even more varied. The number of sofa sets in the living room, the most taboo is a set of half or Fiona Fang sofa.
2. Placement of sofa
The sofa should be in Jizhai. Traditionally, people think that a family, old or young, can gain its popularity when it is placed in the auspicious position; If you put it in the wrong unlucky direction, the whole family, old and young, will suffer and have no peace.
It is wise to lean on the back of sofa.
The so-called dependence refers to the back of the mountain, which means that there is a solid wall behind the sofa, which is reliable and has no worries, so as to conform to Feng Shui. If there are windows, doors or aisles behind the sofa, and there is no solid wall to be reliable, it means that there is no backer behind it, and it is empty, showing a loose situation and it is difficult to maintain prosperity. From the perspective of modern psychology, there is no support behind the sofa, which makes people feel insecure and always feels that there is an attack behind them. It's best to rest assured with your back against the wall. Another way is to put a low cabinet or screen behind it. Artificial backer? To fix it.
If there is a beam directly above the sofa, which belongs to the top of the beam and has a great influence on the people sitting below, you should try to avoid it. The first option is to wrap the beam in the decoration. Second, put two pots of bamboo on the tea table on both sides of the sofa to bear the beam top.
5. The layout of the sofa
Put an arm on each side of the sofa to symbolize left and right protection. If the area is too small to protect the left and right sides, the next best thing is to set up another sofa on the horizontal plane to form a water gathering bureau, which is also in line with Feng Shui.