I really love it when I see implemented creative concepts, and I really appreciate the effort put into this bedroom but there are a couple of things that stand out that are good Feng Shui and a few that are bad Feng Shui.
Good Feng Shui
- Two pillows on the bed.
Your bedroom represents love and relationships no matter where it is located in your home, so having things grouped in pairs, like these two pillows is a wonderful way to bring in the number two or the energy of a couple. - The lamp in the corner.
There are two nightstands, one you can see in this photo and one you can’t, but they match. The lamp in the corner can be used to activate the chi in the room by turning it on, which successfully brings in the fire element or passion. - The color blue.
Blue is a nice tranquil color for a bedroom and it also represents deep emotion. It’s a calming color, which is something we all strive for when we are trying to relax and sleep. - No clutter.
This room looks very orderly, even the bedspread looks like it has “hospital corners.” - All five elements are represented.
The color blue represents the water element: all the lighting is fire, the material of wood for the bed is the wood element; earth is represented in the shape of the square painting, and the color of the carpet represents the earth element.
Bad Feng Shui
- The two paintings of water.
Although there are a pair of paintings, they are paintings of the ocean. So the inhabitants of this room will always be sleeping “underwater”. Most likely getting a good nights sleep will be challenging. The feeling of “drowning” in the relationship is also a possibility. - The headboard is not solid.
Headboards represent our stability of our relationships. This headboard and the spaces symbolically represent holes in the relationships of those who sleep here. - Lights under the bed.
I love the idea of having all the lights, symbolically “firing up” the passion in this bed, but the lights would also need to be turned off while sleeping. No one can sleep well over fire.
What does your bedroom say about you and your relationships?
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Do you want to know what I like about this bedroom? EVERYTHING!