Bon Bon cupboard by Hiroshi Kawano.
This bathroom follows the curves of the Mandela Custom Home walls.
The tub and the tiling has beautiful curves.
The "bracelets" are a stairway to the soaking tub by Tub-E.
Classic ceramic tiles for a totally circular bathing tub.
This teak wood bowl tub is the bomb!
Adding curves and circles to your bathroom is adding yin energy feng shui–and these bathing beauties make me want to take a bubble bath, pronto! Will you join me?
Filed under Design, Feng Shui, Feng Shui Home, Interior Design, Qi
A beautiful design from Period Corsets.
Red is a powerful color. The symbol of passion. (That 1950’s corset from Period Corsets shown above would not have the same erotic power if it were made of blue satin.) Red stands out. Red is the color of fire. Red is HOT! It’s used as a warning, attracting our attention. Just think of the Red Carpet at the Oscars…would it hold the same power if it were yellow? Red attracts. We use feng shui to attract opportunity and strengthen power points within a space. In feng shui the best sectors for applying the color red are Wealth, Fame, and Love—the upper 3 sectors of the bagua.
Adding red accessories to these areas of your home will add instant feng shui punch. You can use the color red to accent a wall or select red furnishings carefully (one red chair for example). At work, red shows up in “power ties” on men and all red suits on women (remember Hillary Clinton’s campaign suits?) but there are other ways to use red for career. Red can secretly make us feel our own power (try wearing that red satin bustier completely concealed under your grey flannel suit next time you go to an important meeting!).
Do you have the color red in your home? Tell Feng Shui By Fishgirl how you harness the power of red in your life…
Here's a great example of a red accent chair providing feng shui PUNCH!
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