The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10H: Seats are facing the chamfer or corner’s sharp edge (座位逢切角)
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The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10G: Overhead beam (顶上压梁)
The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10F: Door or Road rushing (冲门、冲路)
The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10E: Too close to the door (距门太近)
The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10D: The front of your desk is not facing a column, silly mistake will unlikely happen to you
(正面不对柱，做事不出错)
The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10C: No aisle facing the working desk, no obstacle to promotion
(正侧无走道，升迁无阻碍)
The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10B: Your working desk’s front is wide open, your future is boundless
(前面开阔，前途无量)
The 10 Feng Shui Rules that You Must Know in Your Office Layout.
10A: A support behind the back leads to a good support for promotion (背后有靠，升官有靠)
Lively and vibrant energy in the apartment
Without life energy or gloomy is like living in a solitary house. Living in a solitary house with gloominess will make people feel overly depressed and overworked. These are the source of bad luck, such as work will be affected, things will not go well, etc.
The apartment’s door
There are just as many Feng Shui taboos in the door. The door should not face the door of the opposite unit, the door should not face the elevator, and the door should not look directly at the window or the back door of the unit. These rules all related to the external Feng Shui factors. The interior also talks about the tone of the door, the texture, and the opening and closing of the door. In short, the door is important from the Feng Shui perspectives.
Stay tuned for the 7th tips for the Apartment Feng Shui in the upcoming post.
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