featured in "Sales In The City" by Kelly Kreth in
Residency New York this month
Anjie Cho, a Feng Shui consultant and licensed architect who is also at work on a book to be called "108 Ways to Create Holistic Space: Feng Shui and Green Design for Healing and Organic Homes," suggests:
- "Because most New Yorkers are so career-oriented and short on space, look at the clutter on your desk. If it is in the left-hand corner, you might have stuck energy in financial aspects of your life; if it is in the middle top, your reputation may be suffering and if it is the top-right corner, you need to open up your relationships." Bottom line: clear that clutter--everywhere!
- She continues, "not only is it important to keep your door and entrance tidy, but I once lived in a NYC apartment with a broken buzzer. In feng shui your entry symbolizes opportunities to find you. How will an amazing project find you if your door cannot be found?" Greeting guests with a new doormat would also assist in inviting in energy.
- Storage space is in high demand in NYC. But in feng shui most things should not be stored under your bed. Cho warns, "This can represent subconscious blocks in your relationships. You spend many hours in a passive "yin" state while sleeping. What is underneath you affects you. If there is a box of old love letters lurking it may be the reason you are single. Store only soft items related to sleeping such as sheets or pillows."
- Never work out of the bedroom; it should only be a place for rest and relaxation.
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