Ignore the mess, currently my stuff and waste is stored in a variety of bags. That being said, I do need a cutesy new bin and STORAGE. I do actually have some more space under the bed to store things I don't reach for often, but for my regular stuff, I desperately need some vertical storage. I'm considering pegboards for my hobby/tech stuff, but I'd have to use command strips unfortunately(no drilling 💔). I also desperately need recommendations for mirror placement, because currently I'm feeling like it's literally impossible to place it anywhere nice. I'd also really appreciate if anyone could come through with lighting suggestions, how do you think I should go about placing any lamps and stuff, cuz the freaking bright ass bulb over my head is kinda horrible.

I know this is all sounding a lot like I'm a uni student or something, but this is genuinely my room in the new house my family has moved into( I'd probably move out in the near future tho). We're at a much better spot rn tho and it's been kinda fun figuring out how to make this room my own, despite the size.

I unfortunately already had a bed situation going on before I even moved in, so sorry for the futon/loft/murphy dreams 💔 moving is expensive. I will still happily recieve more ideas and feedback. Honestly didn't even expect so much help and concern, thank you so much guys. You've helped me so much!

ETA, y'all my mattress will not fit horizontally 😭 it's just how it is for now

so growing up i was a big fan of ghost rider and he had always been a source of comort to me since i grew up on comics. for some reason his were the most calming. he got me through alot of really dark times. I had chronic intrusive thoughts as a kid due to at the time unmedicated bipolar and thinking of him and his flaming chain slashing through the thoughts actually helped me sort of meditate them away for the moments. my whole life ive kept ghost rider art. i just moved into a new apartment and I wanted to display my comics. I googled if its different with history and got an ai overview off google. Is this an accurate statement or does this history and unorthodox positive emotional reaction i still have to him not matter due to his image still being a literal skull?

Hi so this is my room i want to improve the energy flow in my room tbh. Any tips would be helpful ^^

Hi All! I was hoping to get advice on the best placement for my bed in my new place! I know it’s not recommend to have your bed beneath a window, but I’m not sure how else I could place it? Any suggestions on the mirrored closet as well would be welcome - I know you’re not supposed to sleep across from a mirror but not sure how to avoid!

Not sure how to separate sleeping and study areas specifically. Can consider removing extra furniture, but would like to keep them otherwise! Nothing under the aircon preferably

Thank you in advance!

I bought it in an op shop today - it isn’t Chinese made

Can someone please tell me what it says and where I should put it?

here is the floor plan and it has came with a bed and desk and furniture that you see in the picture what would be the best way to feng shui my room?

this room has me really confused because it has such a weird layout and a fireplace which i can see being nice but makes setting up the room awkward, ideally i’d want a spot to work on music, a reading nook, a place to put my bed and a spot to watch tv on a crt i have thanks for any help! (also the room is messy not because it’s currently in the process of changing for a office/work space to a bedroom)

Had this room for a while and tried several things, but these are seemingly the best places for everything. I think the one piece of furniture that doesn't need to be moved for certain is the bed, because it looks to be in the best possible command position, and it has a little bit of room on the left side of it for some semblance of balance. That bit of room is also there because I will otherwise move around in my sleep and destroy the blinds that are there (curtains aren't any safer from me).

Every piece of furniture is vital for this bedroom, and nothing can be moved outside of it because I'm an adult living with my parents still. I'm willing to buy small items that would improve the space, like some sort of divider. A headboard for my bed would be great but I'm not sure I have the money or space for it.

I've considered putting the big shelf in front of my bed to divide my sleeping area from my working area (by putting the desk on the other side of the big shelf). I dislike this because it leaves very little room for socialization, and I still want to be able to at least turn around in my desk to pook at the tv if needed.

I'm also considering moving the TV to the top of the big shelf, as I think it'd be able to just barely be able to fit. But that's the only possible thing I could think of moving that would make this space better.

My wife and I are considering purchasing a 1br condo. Inside of the condo is fine. Our concern is the condo door to the hallway of the building that leads to the elevators. The condo door directly faces a fire exit door that is right across the hall and to the left of the fire exit door is a garbage chute room. Both the fire exit and garbage chute room have doors on it and are kept closed all the time. The fire exit door is rarely used - only in an emergency. The garbage chute room is maintained daily and is kept very clean.

I have attached a video looking out from the condo door so you can see the proximity and location of the fire exit door and the garbage chute door/location. I have read that it is inauspicious to have these things across from your door. Should I avoid buying this condo? Or do you think it’s ok and if it’s ok are there remedies I should implement?

I’ve read so many different things regarding this. Could someone please help me! My room feels so off energy wise and I feel like I need to reposition bed. I have a tall headboard that could work as a “wall”. My Kua number is 6 but every “best” direction seems to not work with this room, besides maybe putting it in the opposite corner of the bedroom door facing diagonally? I’m so lost! Thank you in advance!

Help me feng shui my bedroom.

I have a bed, a large closet (up against the bathroom wall) and a dresser (opposite the bed against the kitchen wall).

But something doesn’t feel right. I am not sleeping as well as I did in my former apartment. And the wall with the windows is also rather cold, so I feel like there is a constant draught.

I am contemplating moving the bed to where the closet is and then moving the closet to where the dresser is and then probably getting rid of the dresser, as it won’t fit in that setup.

I’ve put direction indicators on the image, but bottom right is North-ish, and top left is South-ish.

Please give me all your Feng shui wisdom! Thanks ❤️

I'm in the process of renovating my apartment. I'm trying to find the best layout. The couch, carpet and TV and taped to the floor, and the potential dining table seating 8 is taped alone. The problem is, the door swings behind the couch. I feel the discomfort in this position. I'm not sure how to utilize the space. I'm open to having dividers, but I'm not sure how. I would greatly appreciate feedback while I try to scratch my head and think of solutions.

people from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and other Southern Hemisphere countries.

Hello, everyone!

I'm studying and researching house layouts and their potential relationship with the well-being of people living in them.

I've mostly studied homes in the Northern Hemisphere and am now looking for volunteers from the Southern Hemisphere whose households have a occurance of cancer, recurring health issues, or prolonged difficulties in life.

I'd love to study your house plans! Even a rough drawing on paper is fine, provided the directions (N, S, E, W) are marked correctly.

If you're willing to help with my research, please comment or DM me. Your contribution would mean a lot! 🙏

What would be the best set-up for our living room? I am breaking my head over it.
set-up 1: better flow to the back door to the garden but back of the couch is to the toilet wall (toilet energy) and not the whole couch is supported by a wall behind it

set-up 2: more space between tv and couch but have to cross tv to go to the garden and dark space behind the couch for the record player cabinet (the long square)

Pic as above… I want to change the layout of my office but I don’t know what to do.

Things I don’t like about it:
- the room is west facing, so it gets really hot in summer when the desk is in front of the window. I also hate that the glare covers my computer screen
- I feel like it’s bad feng shui to have my back against the door/entry point

Hi All, like the title says. Before moving here we used to make LOTS of money. Never in a steady stream but rather in bursts. And even though we all have a tendency to "seep" money, our house was an incredible vault and we never struggled for saving.

Now, although we are both in our "big production" phase according to our BaZi analysis, we're both struggling to make big money, and when the money does come in bursts, it comes into one hand and goes out the other within days. Like, get paid for a big project and a few days later we have a power surge and all our electronics are fried so now we have to buy 12k+ in machines just to continue to live and earn.

I worked with a feng shui consultant and they said that since I live directly on the beach, I don't really need a remedy since money lock remedy is usually running water. I am looking for other opinions because it's been a year since we move in, and in that year we spent every single penny we've earned on completely unpredictable stuff.

Do you have experience with this? Do you have remedies? Do you have words of encouragement? Help, please.

HELLO, EVERYONE!
DO YOU STILL BELIEVE IN THE SUPERSTITION THAT IT’S BAD LUCK TO HAVE YOUR BED FACING THE DOOR??????

Im putting a picture of the floor plan for my bedroom. I recently positioned my bed so the bed frame was against the window and my feet pointed towards the bathroom door.

Originally, my bed was positioned like the picture above except it was fully against the window to maximize space between the bed + bathroom door.

What can I fix?

Hi. I'm hoping to get guidance from Feng Shui gurus in this community. First time to post. My bedroom is along a hallway. It has a small ensuite bathroom inside for my personal use only. Note: actual bathroom door is sliding cavity/pocket door and not hinged as shown in the picture. The bed is against the only solid wall. Unfortunately part of the bed (around 15% of the queen bed)is facing the bathroom sliding door which is not ideal. Please advise best layout and how to fix the problem. Thanks in advance for all your help.

My girlfriend and I are moving into a 2 bedroom apartment. This strange room is connected to both of them (the door on the far left connects to the larger bedroom, the door I am standing in connects to the smaller bedroom). It’s in the back left corner of the apartment, very tucked away, and has some of the best light in the whole place! What should we use it for?? I work from home half the week, so I’d love an office, but we can also use one of the bedrooms as guest+office

and i have slept so well waking refreshed, which is unusual and desirable. i have more to learn and rearrange but this is my entry into feng shui. thanks all for the knowledge.

I decided to capture the room at its worst in term of clutter, so you folks get an idea. This is a complicated layout and i know i didn't use it to its full potential. I recently rearranged it because one window couldn't open but now i sleep with my head to a window and my feet to the door, it feels weird.

Im thinking of getting rid of my bed, and keeping only the convertible sofa, in this same place, but a real bed is important

the issue is i also work, chill and host people in this space, so i kinda need this much furniture and stuff.

i would gladly hear tips from the community to make my space feel better bc it's throwing me off now

the windows face west btw