Feng Shui Art: Balance & Harmony at Home

Enhance Energy Flow with Mindful Artwork Placement

The entryway is the first space that welcomes energy into your home, encouraging positive energy flow and a friendly atmosphere.

Suggestions:
- Choose inviting art, like landscapes or open doors, symbolizing travel and new beginnings.
Avoid:
- Avoid artwork that feels oppressive or dark, as this may block the flow of positive energy entering the home.
Placement:
- Focus on art that is high up on the walls to create a welcoming atmosphere and allow energy to flow smoothly.

Living room is for socializing, relaxation, and family bonding, where artwork should enhance positive energy and connection.

Suggestions:
- Family Portraits, art that reflects family togetherness, joyful scenes.
Avoid:
- Artwork that portrays conflict, sadness, or violence, as this can lower the energy in the space.
Placement:
- Place the artwork on the walls opposite or near the seating area so everyone can appreciate it, creating a focal point.

The bedroom should be a peaceful space for rest and intimacy, with artwork that promotes relaxation and closeness.

Suggestions:
- Art with soft colors and calming imagery, like serene landscapes, or nature scenes. Art with symbols of love, such as paired birds, hearts, or couples, can enhance relationships and romantic energy for couple bedroom.
Avoid:
- Avoid displaying solo images of people in a couple’s bedroom, as they can symbolize loneliness.
Placement:
- Place artwork above or near the bed, but never directly above the head, as this can cause oppressive energy. Ideally, place the artwork where it is easily visible from the bed.

The home office should boost focus, productivity, and professional growth, with artwork supporting your ambitions and career path.

Suggestions:
- Option for images that inspire you, such as symbols of growth, ambition, or success. Abstract art that evokes creativity can work well.
Avoid:
- Avoid artwork that feels chaotic or evokes frustration may negatively impact your concentration and progress.
Placement:
- Hang artwork in a place where it can inspire you while you work. You can also use art in the “Career” area of your Bagua map (the front center area of the room) to align with your goals.

5. Dining Room

The dining room is where family and friends gather. Art in this area should support unity and conversation.

Suggestions:
- Art depicting abundance like fruit baskets, table settings, or family gatherings are great options to promote a sense of abundance and connection.
Avoid:
- Avoid artwork that portrays empty tables or isolated figures, as this can hinder harmony in social gatherings.
Placement:
- Place artwork on walls opposite or near the dining table, where it can be enjoyed while eating or conversing.

The kitchen represents nourishment, abundance, and health. Art in this space should reinforce vitality and abundance.

Suggestions:
- Artwork featuring fresh foods like fruits, vegetables, or herbs is ideal for the kitchen, symbolizing abundance and vitality. Opt for pieces with bright colors such as reds, oranges, and yellows to stimulate appetite and promote energy.
Avoid:
- Avoid art that depicts rotten, decaying, or unhealthy food as it may invite negative energy.
Placement:
- Place artwork above counters or near cooking areas, but avoid putting it directly above the stove, as the fire element is associated with energy that may clash with the imagery of food.

A child’s room should promote growth, imagination, and a sense of security. Art here should reflect a joyful, positive environment.

Suggestions:
- Opt for playful, colorful artwork with themes of imagination, growth, and joy (such as animals, stars, or whimsical scenes).
Avoid:
- Avoid overly dark or scary images that could cause distress or fear.
Placement:
- Artwork should be placed at the child’s eye level to create an engaging and positive atmosphere.