Valinsv, yes, it is a healing type of business, and whether or not an environment has an Asian or Zen style to it, Feng Shui is really about the ''art of placement''. Currently, they have double doors opening to their business, but they only unlock and use one of the doors. I believe they need to use both doors so they can allow new business in while old business is leaving. There are unused chairs in front of the pathway of one door, with a large window behind them. No one ever sits there because it isn't comfortable to sit in front of a large window. There are two different styles of chairs, 5 of one and 2 of another. Two of the chairs are regularly chosen to be sat in, because of where they are. I believe equality of seating and arrangement of the chairs is important to their business, especially in the waiting room. (I doubt they actually need 7 chairs in their waiting room, since they really don't keep people waiting long. They make appointments and keep them on time.) There is already a certain type of eclectic style going on which could work well for them with some editing, yet relates well to their business. They've actually put some Feng Shui principals into practice, without understanding fully what's really going on. I know they probably have a pretty tight budget, yet believe just rearranging the furniture would be a great start. Think about those shows that have a designer come in and rearrange the furniture without spending any money, yet the room feels instantly better!

That's a good observation on the single bed. The photo is so distorted. The stool is turned the other way to fit. You can see the curve of the stretchers is reversed (side). I'm not sure those bed posts are really that spikey and tall. I wonder if fabric canopies would help. It's a builder, so I think this is just a quick room furnishing but I agree that there's an underlying problem with poor interior design of the house. Oddly shaped room and difficult openings. That's probably all they could fit between the beds. I would think it would have been easier to use one bed. Maybe that was worse! This post was edited by snookums2 on Mon, Dec 31, 12 at 15:16

I'm probably mis-interpreting things, but I think the placement of the stove is very important because it's a element of power and should be placed so that the user is facing the door (position of power) or at least not have their back to the door. Also the stove shouldn't be under a window or your wealth or money or something (I forget, LOL) goes out the window. I found Jami Lin's web site to give practical advice that makes sense. Here is a link that might be useful: Jami Lin Kitchen advice

this is what I found and without pics it is hard to understand where you are placing the mirror. I usually use art todraw the eye in a hallway and also better lighting not mirrors. According to feng shui, mirrors placed in the hallway are generally seen as a positive. However, when they're placed at the end of a hallway, they can slow down the flow of energy in your house. On the other hand, they can be great on landings of small staircases to help widen the space.Sep 17, 2020