Modern Feng Shui taboos in home decoration · Choosing a house

Author: Shu Da Feng
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
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 bad 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 accessibly presented. This series of books provides a detailed introduction to the application of Feng Shui knowledge in home decoration from a micro perspective, while also addressing Feng Shui taboos related to selecting and purchasing homes from a broader perspective. Combining modern science and technology with new architectural concepts, it emphasizes practical and healthy aspects.
Accompaniment focuses on the micro-perspective of Feng Shui knowledge in modern home decoration, offering methods for arranging decorative items and furniture to achieve spiritual pleasure and an extraordinary realm.
Transformation analyzes living environments, lists the drawbacks of unfavorable Feng Shui, and applies traditional and modern architectural and decoration techniques to transform them, making them meet people's living requirements.
Layout provides basic methods for optimizing the layout of residential orientation, room arrangement, and key decoration points within the home, avoiding layouts that deviate from Feng Shui principles.
Home Selection focuses on examining Feng Shui taboos from the perspective of the quality and temperament of the home, listing various cases of auspicious and inauspicious aspects, and providing basic guidelines for purchasing and decorating homes.
This series of books explores and researches Feng Shui from the above four perspectives. In practical application, it should also consider personal preferences, changes in modern home decoration techniques, and individual financial capabilities.