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This two-word Chinese term literally translates to "wind-water" and describes an ancient practice of arranging living spaces.
In Feng Shui, this invisible life force or energy flows through all living things and spaces.
This octagonal diagram is the primary mapping tool used in Feng Shui to analyze a home's energy zones.
These two opposing but complementary forces represent the balance of light and dark, masculine and feminine energy in Feng Shui.
In Feng Shui, there are five of these natural substances that cycle through creation and destruction phases.
In Feng Shui, this area is called the "mouth of chi" and keeping it clean and well-lit is essential for welcoming positive energy into your home.
According to Feng Shui, this material attracts and contains water energy and should never be placed directly on the floor.
Feng Shui recommends placing your bed in this position where you can see the door but aren't directly in line with it.