In general, I would worry more about the wall to floor mirrors stimulating energy too much so your daughter might have trouble sleeping
in that room. Does she have trouble sleeping? Does she have trouble concentrating on home work (if she studies in her room)? Treating the
mirrored wardrobe as if it were a window and hanging a curtain/veil over it is a very good solution to this problem. It doesn’t matter that
it is thin or sheer—it’s the idea of creating a physical barrier to the chi energy bouncing off the mirror.

In general, placing the head of the bed against a wall where a WC is located is not great feng shui. But there are details I would need to know
to give you accurate advice. For example, is the headboard directly lined up with the toilet or just the bathtub?

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Thanks and good luck,
fishgirl

In the bedroom of my daughter there is an wardrobe with doors covered by three big mirror which face directly to the bed. I would like to take out those mirrors as this is not good fengshui, but we rent this flat so we couldnot do much, only thing I can do is covered them with an transparance tissue curtain. As the room is quite small, I cannot cover with a heavy dark color tissue. When you enter into the room on the right hand side is a wall which is the same wall with the WC. Left hand side is the window, infront is wardrobe with mirror. According to fengshui it is not good to sleep feet face to mirror, head direct to the same wall with WC , head direct to window or door and feet face door. So I dont how to manage this as four directions non is good for my daughter. Please advise me how to correct this. Thank you very much for your kind help.

Trang