Feng Shui Bedroom Design Tips

It is universally preferred that bedrooms, just like any other premises, would be better to be rectangular in shape. A square shaped bedroom is the next chosen shape if the first priority is not attainable.. This is so not only because the rectangular bedroom is the easiest way to decorate, but also the most efficient geometric layout in which opitmal positioning can be made possible. Most items and furniture that go inside the bedroom are rectangular and therefore everything goes into a very smooth flow when viewed as a whole. The more irregular the shapes of the room, the more discomfort the occupant of the room feels, sometimes for reasons that are beyond words and explanations. To more experienced Feng shui masters, these shouldn't be too hard to explain. But first things first - the most important room in the house is the master's bedroom. This is the room where the master or the head figures of the household rests. It's the headquarter of the whole house - thus the main control of the well being of the whole unit - what happens in this headquarter will be further passed onto the other parts of the house, affecting everyone who dwells in this particular environment. That's why Feng Shui experts will place a lot of emphasis onto this particular portion of the house. There are indeed many things to pay attention to when trying to align the master bedroom to the best Feng Shui positioning: The direction of the bedroom in relation to the general house design, its sector from the point of the compass, and its shape. The position of the bed, the colors that are and should be employed including the decorations that are most appropriate. For Feng shui experts, this goes without saying that even the minute detail must have relevancy similar to how a modern interior decorator does in making judgments and decisions. While it is often best to have a rectangular bedroom, there will always be the so-called "personal preference" of the occupant that stands in the way. However, although it's not nice to say this, but there shouldn't be any bargaining involved when it comes the time for the true Feng Shui masters to dictate his "to do" list. If the room happens to be irregular in shape, screen dividers that signify good fortune are often employed. The fun thing though is that, often these screen dividers will be placed in such a way that the configuration of the room will be altered to a different geometry. While mirrors are often mis-understood to be a cure-all among most Feng Shui consultants, when placed in wrong directions, they will bring forth much negativity; therefore, it's best that no mirrors will ever be put in the bedroom. In the supermarket style of Feng shui practice, every individual is said to carry a Kua number. This is said to determine the best position for the bed and other factors are supposedly decided by the Feng shui experts who is in charge. If the best position cannot be achieved because of the location and direction of the room, the next best direction is chosen. It is further believed that the kua number is a more personal thing and so the Feng shui expert is in a position to make the decision as to how to arrange for the placements of the trigrams in the eight direction of the room where each represents a family member and their individual directions. But sadly, this is all bunch of made-believe stuffs that are not in any way to reflect true Feng Shui wisdom. For decorational purposes, it is suggested that no shape objects be placed anywhere in the bedroom, not to mention those electronic equipment that emits too strong of electro-magnetic disturbances. Bedroom is the place for rest, and therefore should be made and designed with harmony in mind.