The basis of interior design is feng shui!
Feng Shui Master's Interior Design & Organization Tips for Bringing Good Luck!

The author, a top feng shui expert who has studied feng shui for many years and lectured on feng shui at universities and institutions across the country, has organized interior design know-how that utilizes the principles of feng shui in an easy-to-understand manner.
Anyone can live a rich and happy life by applying the various Feng Shui interior design secrets, organizing, and storage methods presented in this book to their daily lives.

Houseplants increase the owner's luck.
On the other hand, a house without a single houseplant in the living room is likely to have its owner's luck stagnate.
The management aspect requires more attention.
It is very bad when your houseplants dry out or die.
If you have dead plants, don't leave them unattended; get rid of them quickly or make them invisible.
Excessively tall foliage plants, trees that are too thick and large, or plants that are twisted are not only unsightly and create a stuffy feeling, but they are also harmful to people.

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Excessively sharp corners and angles throughout the home create a space that is prone to irritation.
Therefore, if you place a flower pot or furniture in a corner, your luck will decrease, and if you use furniture to soften or block sharp angles, your luck will increase.

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Modern architecture emphasizes spatial diversity, but in traditional feng shui, the most ideal space is simplicity.
In every space, the flow of energy worsens as complexity increases.
It is also good if the living room is as uncluttered as possible.
It should be wide enough to feel a little empty.
If you pile up and arrange miscellaneous furniture and equipment here and there, your energy will be scattered and your health will deteriorate.
Rather than filling the space with extravagant decorations, ornaments, and arrangements, leaving some space allows for a smooth flow of energy and creates a cool feeling.

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A bowl is a vessel that holds luck.
Sometimes, after washing dishes, people often turn the dishes upside down to dry them, but if you want to bring good luck and wealth, you should turn the dishes upright so that the mouth faces the sky.
It is especially good to put beads or small coins in white ceramic or glassware.

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In any case, it is not good for the bathroom to face the main door.
If you enter the front door and see the bathroom right away, you may be talked about or embarrassed in front of others.
Therefore, it is better to keep the door closed as much as possible, and if it is a front view that is clearly visible from the entrance or main gate, it is better to install a wall to block the view from the front or place an object such as a leg to block the view.

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The concept of Jeonchakhu-gwan is a Feng Shui concept that the front should be narrow and the back should be open. It can be easily imagined by thinking of a lucky bag.
In other words, the space where people enter and exit is narrow, but once inside, it is spacious compared to the building, giving a sense of spaciousness and stability.
In a traditional house, going through the narrow gate to enter the courtyard is the same as going through the front door to enter the living room in a modern house.
A structure like this enriches the mind and brings in blessings.
It also means that once wealth enters, it should not go out, like a lucky bag that has a narrow entrance and gets wider as you go in, and it speaks of the importance of wealth in family life.

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Glass or stone tables drain energy and have a negative impact on fortune, causing problems in work and harming health.
Therefore, place wooden tables whenever possible.
Sometimes glass is placed over the wood, but it is better to remove the glass and use it so that the wood material is exposed.

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Old, dirty, and piled up items bring bad luck.
The countless objects that people use in their daily lives each have their own energy.
If these things are left unattended and scattered, the energy will be dispersed in all directions and cause conflict.
Therefore, if you organize and store these items well, you can reduce the conflict of energy.
Organizing things neatly and according to certain rules at every moment of life not only creates a neat appearance but also prevents energy conflicts, allowing you to live a healthy life.
Organizing your refrigerator, organizing your drawers, and neatly arranging your shoes are all good organizational practices for this reason.

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If there are many small items in the living space, there will be a lot of protruding space, which will disrupt and distort the flow of energy.
Placing small props here and there breaks up the energy, making it disorganized and jittery, like irritating your nerves.
Therefore, it is best to keep small items in furniture such as a display case or wardrobe and close the door if possible.

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The most important thing to note in our feng shui is the law of supplementation.
That is, supplement what is weak and cut away what is excessive.
It is a method of supplementing what is lacking, like building a temple or pagoda in a place with weak terrain during the Goryeo Dynasty, and it can also be applied to learning methods.
For example, if the desk is best placed in the east, but the room structure forces you to place it in the west, you can use a bad omen method to place a red or yellow object on the desk.
This is one of the ways to replenish sunlight and yang energy, and it is a secret method to supplement and replenish energy with color.

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