Traditional Chinese Feng Shui reports
Each personalized report applies traditional ideas of Qi, form, direction and Yin–Yang balance to your actual layout, then organizes the findings into clear priorities.
Traditional Chinese Feng Shui
In traditional Feng Shui, the entrance and pathways are believed to influence how Qi moves through a home. We review these features alongside furniture placement, compass direction and Yin–Yang balance, then suggest practical changes for modern daily life.
Bedroom Feng Shui
We compare the headboard backing, the bed’s relationship to the door and windows, confirmed mirrors or overhead features, the room’s eight-point alignment and the practical conditions that affect daily use.
Home Feng Shui
We review the entrance, main bedroom and stove through the traditional Three Essentials, then use confirmed room checks to prioritize seating, circulation, preparation space, ventilation and maintenance across the selected rooms.
Before you begin
No. Approximate positions are enough; exact dimensions are not required.
No. For a home review, you sketch the main bedroom, living room and kitchen and answer a few simple questions about how each room works now.
Start with the first priority and work through the report at your own pace. Each recommendation explains how it relates to your layout, so you can decide what is practical for your home.