6 Design Points to Improve Your Entryway Feng Shui

[@lunalou8888]

Great video. My house is very small when you enter its dining room and lounge room in entry way ...

[@marniemonfort7719]

They didn't address the door having multiple glass panels...those can allow positive eneries to enter then exit home back thru the glass. It's recommended to frost the glass to help keep good energy in house

[@cosmic-secrets]

Thank you for the comment!

[@louyht7]

Entrance mat should be inside or outside the home?

[@kaynine1834]

A white mat in the entrance, which is a high traffic area?😶

[@Snieperine]

Oh no, my house has a hallway from the front to the back door, back door is windowed, the kitchen is inside this "hall" , the previous owners broke out a door. Also the door to the toilet is in the entryway... i thought it was a nice home when i bought it but now i feel sort of unhappy in it.

[@VanNguyen-e4b]

Thanks for your video. I am new to this but love to learn the basic of Feng Shui. My entry way have a closet with door on the right when open the door, an a mirror hang on the left. I am planning to remove the door and remodel the closet with shelve and a bench in there, is it ok to remove the door like that ? Thanks.

[@cosmic-secrets]

Thanks for the comments. Are you trying to create a small nook where you can sit and tie shoes, etc.? It's ok to remove the closet door, as long as the end result is not simply another open closet where you can see all of the stored items. Make sure you keep the resulting area free of clutter and not become a messy drop-place for everything. (If you are going to use the space for that purpose, it's better to have have a door to separate the space from the entry, and prevent items from spilling out into the entryway.)

[@luchiebugarin6186]

hi sir, where should i place a fire extinguisher inside the house? is it ok to place it in the kitchen? thank u.

[@cosmic-secrets]

Yes, it is okay to place a fire extinguisher inside the house, and specifically in the kitchen. Fire extinguisher being a modern invention, there is no specific match to this in the elemental theory, but it would be generally equivalent to an earth element in that the typical fire extinguisher uses chemical elements to create an oxygen barrier to extinguish fire. It is also somewhat akin to water in that it would act against fire. If you are putting it in the kitchen, I would probably place it a few steps away from the heating element of the kitchen (i.e., your stove) and not right next to it -- you don't want to place this earth/water element right next to your fire element, and also you don't want it to overheat due to the heat of the stove before it is time you have to use it. But for its practical purposes, keep it near enough to your working area. Probably in your kitchen sink cabinet (under the faucet) would be a good place. Remember, Feng Shui is not about rigid rules, but about guiding your actions through your surroundings. Hope this helps.

[@fiddlersthree8463]

The computer really appreciates you calling it "sir."

[@lornamarie5544]

It’s pronounced fung shway 🙄 but thanks anyway.