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The Feng Shui Way

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Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice that helps achieve a harmonious living environment in order to promote happiness and prosperity in one's life.  Here are a few ideas to enhance the energy flow around your home:

  1. Fire & Ice - Essential oils, crystals, candles and water features such as fountains and fish bowls will bring calm and balance into your home.
  2. Mirror, Mirror - The strategic placement of mirrors helps improve feng shui by drawing more sunlight into otherwise murky rooms and by expanding narrow areas such as hallways.
  3. De-clutter - Clearing your home of clutter will introduce a smoother flow of energy.  Clutter is a sign of trapped energy so be ruthless and get rid of everything you don’t need.
  4. Think Outside the Nest - Make sure the path to your front door is unobstructed and place a few plants and wind chimes on your porch.  Birds bring great energy so add a few feeders in your backyard.

Feng shui emphasizes that our physical surroundings have an impact on our emotional well being so it’s important to be aware of how we arrange the space in our home.  Buyers often feel certain vibes when they enter a home so a "harmonious feel" could be the difference between a quick sale and one that drags on.

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