It is important to allow yourself to be wrong. If you don’t make mistakes, you won’t learn anything. Pay attention to emotional variations you feel from placing different decorations and colors in different spaces. At a certain point, stop and simply exist in the room, remaining attentive to the feel of the space. Occasionally, make small changes, and observe the emotional and interactive differences.
If you don’t have the time or strength to constantly move furnishings and furniture around, then try visualizing different scenarios. Sit somewhere quiet, close your eyes, and imagine the room in a different style. Imagine yourself in the room, and try to incorporate every detail in the room into a setting.
Feel how your emotions respond to such a setting. Pay attention to any problems you may feel. Allow yourself access to the subconscious of your mind, and trust it’s natural inclinations, as it will pick up on problems and solutions that you won’t consciously understand. Use colour charts and pictures to help with the imagination process.
Feng Shui is a very respectable form of interior decorating with a long and rich history. However, it was originally based on a simple trial and error, as ancient Chinese thinkers explored the many different ways that positioning and design can affect the most subtle workings of the human mind. Today you can try and recreate that method, by experimenting with yourself and your surroundings to produce a room that will affect you and your family in a positive way.
While you probably won’t achieve the accuracy of the ancients in your first attempt, each try will educate you as to your style and design that suites you best as well as the way it affects you.
Exploring this further can allow you a creative outlet enabling you to get in touch with the very basic nature of the art that exists within you.
Watch tomorrow's post for a follow up on the Practical Feng Shui Design.........
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