The average person who is fascinated by Singapore’s modern architecture is quite unlikely to be aware of the impact that feng shui singapore, or the traditional Chinese practice of geomancy, has had on it.
The cornerstone of Chinese metaphysics known as feng shui, which translates as “wind and water,” investigates and aligns the invisible forces thought to connect the universe. It has an impact on how buildings are designed, what materials are used to make them, and whether they are constructed so that they face a specific direction, which is believed to optimize one’s health, well-being, and financial success.
- Take note of the colors
Most likely, you are already aware of how colors may influence your mood. For example, blue walls help us feel calmer while yellow drapes make us feel happier—ideal for the bedroom.
Feng shui takes colour selection a step further by connecting hues to aspects, such as the metallic materials’ greyish tones.
- Create a custom aquarium
Owning an aquarium is like having a mini-ocean in your living room. However, you should be aware that an aquarium embodies the ideal harmony of the five feng shui components.
- Warm chats, not tense ones
Naturally, everyone would want their homes to be peaceful and harmonious. However, we are aware that disputes do arise inside families. You can take steps to lessen tense conversations by placing particular items in your home, in addition to exercising restraint with your words.
Fengshui is still a widely used idea among Singapore homeowners, whether or not you believe in it. However, it’s understandable why some homeowners might have a lot of questions about this traditional Chinese philosophy given its complex nature (which involves using natural energies to create harmonious environments). This is especially true when implementing it at home.