Practical Decoration Aesthetics, Entrance Hall Feng Shui

Author: Huang Jiayan
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book explains the Feng Shui taboos in modern home decoration from an aesthetic perspective, aiming to solve the problems of auspicious and inauspicious, good and evil in residential environment design, selection of decoration materials, furniture color coordination, and other aspects using scientific methods. With illustrative examples, it is easy to understand and accessible. As a cultural phenomenon that has been passed down for centuries and has a wide impact in real life, Feng Shui has many taboos, representing a conventional restraining force. However, its core content is a study of selecting and managing living environments, which primarily affects residential environments in the following ways: 1. Seeking living conditions that satisfy both physiological and psychological needs; 2. Handling the form of residential layout, including the transformation and utilization of natural environments, the orientation and arrangement of houses, their sizes and elevations, terrain positions, entrances and passages, water supply and drainage, ventilation and air conditioning, lighting and heating, as well as the arrangement of kitchens and bathrooms; 3. Adding certain symbols on the above basis to meet people's psychological needs of avoiding misfortune and pursuing good fortune. In summary, essentially, Feng Shui is the pursuit of harmony between people and their environment. However, over thousands of years, superstition, the lack of scientific development, and the ulterior motives of some individuals have transformed parts of Feng Shui into a corrupt and mysterious "cultural phenomenon." This book designs, arranges, and appreciates home decoration from the perspective of healthy Feng Shui, with the intention of critiquing it from a scientific standpoint. The essence of this critique lies in eliminating the dross and promoting the essence.