Bedroom Feng Shui

Bedroom Feng Shui (Paperback)

Review - Most people spend more time in their bedroom than any other room in the house. And in feng shui theory, the more time spent in a room, the more influence that room has on one's life. Devoted exclusively to the bedroom, Bedroom Feng Shui provides easy-to-follow instructions for ensuring the proper placement of bedroom furniture, colors of the walls, the placement of art, and bed linens. Exploring design solutions for everything from spacious master bedrooms to small rooms with loft or foldaway beds, this book will appeal to longtime home owners as well as renters and students. Also included in the book are tips for improving the feng shui of hotel rooms, guest rooms, tents and campsites, and rooms for people who are sick.

Review - (Paperback) Master Lin Yuns Guide to Feng Shui and the Art of Color.

"I have been using this book for two years to help me in my home and business design company. I have had my clients experience wonderful success! Professor Lin's knowledge is amazing! I highly recommend this treasure!"

Clear Your Clutter With Feng Shui (Paperback)

Review - "A great book and long overdue. I have read it twice in a week. . . . Thanks for helping me to simplify my life in a joyful way." --Louise L. Hay, author of Empowering Women and You Can Heal Your Life

"Elevates cleaning clutter from a mundane task to an experience of the sublime." --Michelle Passoff, author of Lighten Up! Free Yourself From Clutter

Feng Shui Before and After: Practical Room-by-Room Makeovers for Your House (Paperback)

Review - "I loved this book. I've had it for years and keep it as a reference book. It's easy to understand and has really good photos and diagrams. It has the formulas to figure out your best direction and worst. The way you should face when you sit and direction to sleep in. I highly recommend this book for feng shui beginner. It made a believer out of me. Must buy."

The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room (Paperback)

Review - After reading Terah Kathryn Collins's The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room, you'll never look at your home the same way again. Under Collins's caring and perceptive tutelage, the home becomes more than just a box to move around in; it grows into an entire ecology of meaning and encouragement. To begin, Collins explains in clear language the principles of Feng Shui and how it can be good or bad. After detailing a number of items used as traditional Feng Shui enhancements, Collins proceeds to walk us through all the rooms of a house, from foyer to attic, to family room, bedroom, and kitchen. She explains the significance of each room, common problems, and, most importantly, effective solutions. In westernizing her Feng Shui, Collins dispenses with some of the more bizarre and ungainly traditional practices, always keying in on the straightforward and pragmatic. By including inner practices as well as outer, Collins offers one of the most profound and enriching Feng Shui books yet.