王均景老師

In Taiwan, where apartments are typically small, feng shui for bedrooms prioritizes natural light, ventilation, and storage. The head of the bed should be placed against a solid wall; the foot of the bed should not face the door directly; mirrors should not be positioned opposite the bed; and windows should be kept open regularly to ventilate the room and prevent dampness. Avoid placing the bed under a beam or directly against the bathroom wall; proper furniture proportions and leaving open space in hallways can promote a smooth flow of energy. Placing an evergreen plant in a corner helps bring vitality, but avoid thorny or withering plants. Use light-colored walls to enhance brightness, leave space on both sides of the bed for movement, and keep closet doors closed to avoid visual clutter. Keeping the entryway and areas near windows clean can improve the home’s energy; in rental units, you can also use a lightweight screen to divide functional zones.