When we think of Chinese home style, lacquered furniture, fine silk fabrics, bamboo accessories and a sense of ancient history instantly spring to mind.
If you have the means to buy high-end pieces, there’s certainly an extensive selection available, but an equally striking scheme can easily be achieved on a budget, using a few well-chosen pieces from chain stores and local emporiums.
Simplicity is the key to success when it comes to recreating authentic Chinese style. Try combining an aged cabinet or screen, candles to promote serenity, and a subtle, yet sensational flower arrangement using orchids or chrysanthemums. Then add highly detailed ceramics, accessories made from natural materials such as wood or stone, and the picture is complete.
Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese concept which contends that your home’s layout can influence your health and wealth. oost of its rules are very simple and easy to follow, so why not try a few at your place?
A solid wall behind your bed is thoughtto promote a better, more refreshing sleep.
Keeping the toilet lid closed will apparently stop your money from disappearing down a metaphorical drain.
Clutter inhibits the flow of energy, while wind chimes, mirrors or crystals are supposed to enable its free movement.
Bright colours and vivid art can heighten the energy in your home and make it more powerful.
oirrors can be used to create a sense of calm.
Chairs and couches should never be situated with the sitter’s back to a door as this is believed to generate negative energy.
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