Return to site
Return to site

Feng Shui Quiz Vol. 2 | The Do's and Don'ts of Bedroom Design

SO Feng Shui Room Score Quiz

Interior Design and Feng Shui sometimes play by different rules. Indeed the differences can be somewhat eye opening at times! Let's explore together what you can learn about Feng Shui in order to create spaces with positive energy!

Here comes the quiz: I show you a picture - you score!

First guess the Feng Shui nays and/or yays, then scroll down for my score!

broken image

Vol.2 Bedroom

What do you think of this bedroom? Looks fresh and clean and bright, right? Quite inviting.

In terms of Feng Shui do you think you would sleep well in this bed? From 1 (worst) to 10 (best), what Feng Shui score would you give this bedroom and why?

broken image
broken image

SO Score:

broken image

I rate this bedroom with a 3 in terms of Feng Shui friendliness.

Surprised? Here is why:

1. Never sleep with your head towards a window. Let alone towards a wall of multiple windows like in this case. You are not protected and subconsciously feeling uncertain about whats happening behind your back. In Feng Shui it is recommended to always sleep with the head against a solid wall with no window in the wall.

2. The headboard of this bed is not very high. The higher and bigger the headboard, the better you feel protected.

3. Did you notice there are no curtains in this bedroom? Curtains are multi-functional, not only in Feng Shui terms. The obvious and primary reason for curtains in a bedroom is to darken the room for a better sleep. Another reason is to cozy up the room. Rooms without curtains feel somewhat cold and sterile, which might be suitable in an office environment, but not in a bedroom. The most relevant Feng Shui reason for curtains in this bedroom would be though to create that protection behind you when you sleep, especially if the headboard is low and the wall is full of windows. Be creative, there are many solutions for curtain designs that would fit on these windows.

4. Air conditioning in a bedroom is as important as in any room when the outside temperatures rise, but the position of these AC outlets are directly above your head. This airflow towards your head can be the reason for a windy and restless night at best and headaches and stiff muscles the next morning at worst.

5. Did you pay attention to the ceiling fan? The same rules apply for this fan as for the air conditioning described above. Too much movement above your head and too much wind prevent you from having an uninterrupted and calm sleep. But even if the fan is off, a fan directly above the bed is not considered good energy for your bedroom. It symbolizes as well a potential hazard.

6. A cozy and calming bedroom has ideally got a soothing color scheme. Depending on the element needed in this room in terms of Feng Shui, the colors can vary, but they should always carry a YIN, feminine quality, as supposed to a YANG, masculine quality like in this room.

7. While the shape of the ceiling seems attractive and unique, these kind of sloping ceilings are not considered beneficial. The energy seems to get stuck in the vaulted ceiling and prevents a good circulation of energy flow.

I gave this bedroom a score of 3,

so what are the positive elements of this space?

broken image

1. The bedside tables are very Feng Shui friendly. Bedside tables are supposed to be the same height as the mattress and should be present on either side of the bed for ideal balance.

2. The bedside table lamps on both sides of the bed are as well important for good energy. Make sure though the electric radiation is not too strong. Some lamps, especially very low priced ones, have shockingly high radiation which can disturb your sleep. Prepared Feng Shui consultants will measure the radiation for you with a special device.

3. Make your bed ready to sleep every day; air the sheets, shake the pillows and tidy it up every day like in this picture. These tidy bed sheets get a big Feng Shui plus!

 

So what was your score this time? Did you figure out the do's and don'ts?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below!

broken image

If you would like to understand and apply professional Feng Shui in your home, then I'd like to invite you to join The Feng Shui Studio, my online course that shows you step-by-step how to transform your ohme into a health and wealth haven without the need for a Feng Shui Consultant.

Click on the image below for a free sneak peek into the course:

broken image

 

Subscribe
Previous
Feng Shui Quiz Vol. 1 | The Do's and Don'ts of Interior...
Next
Want to understand the ancient practice of Feng Shui in...
 Return to site
feed icon
Profile picture
Cancel
Cookie Use
We use cookies to improve browsing experience, security, and data collection. By accepting, you agree to the use of cookies for advertising and analytics. You can change your cookie settings at any time. Learn More
Accept all
Settings
Decline All
Cookie Settings
Necessary Cookies
These cookies enable core functionality such as security, network management, and accessibility. These cookies can’t be switched off.
Analytics Cookies
These cookies help us better understand how visitors interact with our website and help us discover errors.
Preferences Cookies
These cookies allow the website to remember choices you've made to provide enhanced functionality and personalization.
Save