Feng Shui
A living or work environment is then designed in which the presence of the most beneficial qi/chi connects the energies of Heaven and Earth with the person. This connection is enhanced by the placement of objects within the house to create the best flow of benevolent qi/chi, the best balance of yin and yang, the most auspicious use of space in accordance with energies present, and by mitigating negative energies and enhancing positive energies.
Ashdown, Lynne; Prinzivalli, Rosalie; Jampolsky, Yasha. International Feng Shui Guild's Glossary of Universal Feng Shui Terms (Function). Kindle Edition.
Our Approach
Honoring Tradition - We incorporate Feng Shui principles to harmonize and balance your space.

Collaborative Engagement - aligning your intentions with expert guidance
Qi (氣) Flow - when energy flows freely, life follows with ease
Yin (阴) and Yang (阳) - harmony through balancing stillness and movement, light and shadow

The Five Elements (Wǔ 五 Xíng 行) - guiding design with nature’s fundamental energies
Harmony with Nature - supporting well-being through natural elemental design

Wu (无) Wei (为) - harmony through ease, not force
Ba Gua Mapping - a practical map for aligning space with intention
