Monthly Archives: May 2010
DOORWAYS WITH SWAGGER
I came across this pic in a craigslist real estate ad. It reminded me that sometimes I suggest clients add a soft fabric swag to a blank doorway. This treatment can be used to solve privacy issues, poison arrow issues, . . . Continue reading
Filed under Feng Shui
RED CHASES AWAY THE BLUES
I’m a sucker for red. Anything painted bright red always attracts my attention and makes me smile. It’s difficult to be depressed when you’re around the color red. Think Dorothy’s ruby red slippers in the Wizard of Oz. Or those bright red toy wagons and firetrucks you played with as a kid. It’s the magic-fantastic feng shui color. Here’s why: Continue reading
Filed under Architecture, Fashion, Feng Shui, Fun, Interior Design, Qi, Uncategorized
SCALE IS EVERYTHING: Proportion, Balance, Feng Shui
If you’re decorating your home or office, don’t just think about color and fabric. Think about placement for good flow. But also think about scale. Continue reading
Filed under Design, Feng Shui, Interior Design, Uncategorized
PRINTER FENG SHUI
EEEeeeeeeK! You may have heard my cry today but it was not due to a mouse (we’ve had those, too, since returning to the Maine cottage mind you). No, today it was my printer that scared me. My art business depends on it working properly. Even though I have it plugged into a surge protector the printer “went dead” and would not reboot this morning. I discovered we had had a power failure during the night Continue reading
Filed under Career, Feng Shui, Feng Shui Office, Self Help, Uncategorized
MAINE-STAYS (The Way Life Should Be)
If you’ve been wondering why I haven’t been posting so much recently it’s because I was making the annual transition to summer headquarters in Maine. I arrived today and as usual, Maine took my breath away with her beauty. Our state’s slogan is “Maine: The Way Life Should Be”. Continue reading
Filed under Feng Shui, Getting Organized, Qi, Travel, Uncategorized
WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT
I came across this enchanting houseboat at… Continue reading
Filed under Architecture, Feng Shui, Fun, Uncategorized
AIRSTREAM BACHELOR PAD
This sweet little vintage 1959 Airstream trailer was lovingly remodeled by Andreas Stavropoulos in Berkeley. . . Continue reading
Filed under Creativity & Future Projects, Design, Feng Shui, Fun, Interior Design, Uncategorized
TWIGGY BEDROOM IMPROVED BY FENG SHUI
This is what some of my blogger friends call a “drool worthy room”. Elle Decor has the entire makeover of the barn Continue reading
Filed under Architecture, Feng Shui, Interior Design, Uncategorized
