Rooms, constraints, and traditional ideas
Make room for a layout that works in real life.
Start with doors, fixed features, furniture, and walking paths. Compare workable arrangements, then see which traditional feng shui ideas inform them and where those ideas have limits.
Explore the spaces you use
Find a starting point for your room
Make ChangesCompare reversible furniture and room adjustments against the space you actually have, with the traditional reasoning and practical limits made clear.→
Outdoors & SiteUnderstand entrances, paths, and ordinary outdoor spaces without treating landscape traditions as a promise of results.→
Plan Your HomeMap room shape, doors, fixed fixtures, circulation, and household needs before choosing a layout.→
RoomsExplore room-by-room options for furniture placement, movement, and day-to-day use.→
Start HereLearn core feng shui terms, differing interpretations, and how to assess a room before making a change.→
Tools & ChecklistsUse checklists and transparent layout aids to compare options and record constraints.→
Practical guides