Feng Shui

Interior designer and internationally renown Feng Shui lecturer consultant Jami Lin, has authored many Feng Shui books and has also produced a video. She transformed Feng Shui by integrating interior design & self-development to bring EarthDesign, home to the spirit. Visit her site for FREE Feng Shui tips, readings, daily & monthly Chinese horoscopes and compatibilities, or to send a reading or greeting.

 

 

The Feng Shui Elements

 

	Make sure that all of the five traditional elements are included in your Feng Shui  design for energetic/emotional and decorative balance.
Fire
Fabrics/Materials:	silk, synthetics (yuck!)
Color:	reds
Shapes/Textures/Patterns:	geometric or triangular shapes, animal designs and patterns
Art/Sculpture:	sunrises, sunflowers, geometric abstracts
Wood
Fabrics:	cotton, rayon, linen
Materials:	wood
Color:	greens & aqua's
	stripes and leaf, flower, organic designs, columnar
Art/Sculpture:	pictures of trees, forest, flowers
Water
Fabrics:	see-thru and shimmering fabrics
Materials:	glass, mirrors, water features
Color:	black, blues
Shapes/Textures/Patterns:	irregular and wavy shapes, paisley, tie-dye
Art/Sculpture:	depiction of any body of water
Earth
Materials:	stone (jewelry), ceramics
Color:	yellow, earth tones
Shapes/Textures/Patterns:	squares, checked patterns, bulky and flat-topped furniture or accessories
Art/Sculpture:	desert and landscapes
Metal
Materials:	metal (jewelry)
Color:	silver, gold, copper, jewel tones
Shapes/Textures/Patterns:	polka dots, semi-circles, dome-shaped, round
Art/Sculpture:	metal sculpture that has a feeling of abundance and expansion
More Ideas	Add the elements and create motivation, creativity, stability, abundance
More Tips:	General,Office, Garden, Home: Room by Room
	Have your Bagua (Home energy centers) and Chakras (Body energy centers) support you too!

 

 

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