where to place your bed in Feng shui - a simple question with a not so simple answer!

[@mistake6426]

I don't even have a real house, but your videos helped me to create the best Sims houses. My Sims never lived more comfortable

[@SylveonShihoin]

lmao in this economy motherlode is the only true friend😭

[@afooz]

REAL i integrate feng shui into my ac happy home paradise rooms to make everyone feel safe 😤

[@setiawan2791]

Lmao same for me. I've been frustated lately because i have no basic in home design. This guy is the best

[@greenlightzone]

​@@SylveonShihoinmotherlode is not even enough, I need to edit the game base files to add enough money for groceries

[@chanvalentine8283]

I concur. In SL, sometimes you can find an abode you know has been designed by someone familiar with Feng Shui ... I've started to apply F.S. to my garden spaces, and my abode is a lot calmer.

[@nickb-3]

It’s refreshing to know that even Cliff can get mixed up with these layouts

[@futurecaredesign]

Exactly what I wanted to say but couldn't find the words!

[@ekdaufin1485]

Yes! Great job! Thank you!

[@KatN-e9x]

My bedroom looks exactly like the 1:50

[@dottyjyoung]

This is a great illustration of the definition of, "nuance."

[@kaela420]

i hate when builders put the built-in-wardrobe where the bed is supposed to be

[@monkeybusiness1999]

Yes, the long wall where the bed headboard normally goes. Many builders smartly leave an open area for the bed, but sleeping with horizontal bridged cabinetry hanging just above your head might feel uneasy.

[@JackVermicelli]

Do you mean... a closet?

[@Brooke_Corbyn]

​@JackVermicelli yeah the built in wardrobe tsk tsk. in all seriousness, that's why we plan fot our bed to be in the closet and to get a wardrobe

[@apisme9090]

​@JackVermicelli generally, a "built-in wardrobe" means cabinetry built onto the studs. Versus a closet, which is an integral part of the drywall-stud wall structure.

[@kaela420]

I mentioned 'built-in wardrobe' because that's how it's labeled in the floor plans I see on Australian real estate listings-'BIR' (Built-In Robe) or 'WIR' (Walk-In Robe). Sorry if that caused any confusion! What I really meant is that I hate when the door is directly diagonally opposite the wardrobe/closet.

[@cortesacrawford]

Been watching Cliff for a while. It is peak satisfaction to see Cliff describe my room and my bed is already in the perfect position.

[@shadesofvioletcat]

When I was little my mom brought a woman to the house to help balance out the energies in different spaces and I had no idea what she was talking about. Your explanations of how energy leads to feelings of vulnerability make SO much sense to me. I don’t know if it’s because I’m neurodivergent or what but making adjustments to feel less exposed makes a huge difference in how I feel within a space. Thank you for sharing what you know ❤

[@wteff8586]

Yeah, my last room and the one i live in now were created with the help of Cliffs content to be as calming as possible so my adhd is kept in check by my physical surroundings at least when I'm at home and it has improved may quality of life endlessly

[@lynxthewise7233]

Kinda random but I find it sad how we've been told to consider ourselves "neurodivergent". We are the normal ones.

[@wteff8586]

@@lynxthewise7233 Yeah totes! I use it conscious of the fact that the social norm i deviate from is artificially constructed and unhealthy but I think it's still a useful term :)

[@ciel6347]

I find it sadder that, in the USA at least, the advanced functioning side of the neurodivergent spectrum can take advantage of ssdi even at your fluency level while the nonverbal, erratic, and all around more care-demanding side of the spectrum can barely afford to pay for at-home care outside of an institution unless the family member who wants to take care of them has a separate full time job highly paying enough to hire a caretaker during business hours.

[@elsbells4841]

The door-window-window situation is ACTUALLY my bedroom

[@bridget2492]

Same! We just moved in and I currently have the bed on the same wall as the door with the night stand as a small barrier, since I thought was preferable to in front of a window...but now I might try in front of the window with curtains.

[@KINGKOON777]

Same but mine is door, closet(smack middle too just beside the door), window, window Maybe i should try just …i dont know uhh against the window?

[@rialouiserrecana]

Same here ❤❤

[@corgikun2579]

Thank you for sharing the explanation of all scenarios (including the monkeys attacking our heads from the window), and even if it gave you a headache at the end… but now we know!

[@Titanium.22_]

I am moving houses, and this actually really helped, I haven't set up the position of anything yet, including the bed.

[@StarsongKey]

2:00 this is basically my bedroom, with a closet on the left wall. I've got no great views, but the South window is protected by trees so that's where my bed is. Glad I intuited the right placement!

[@monkeybusiness1999]

A wood side table with a houseplant, a stack of books & a lamp (yes) does wonders for your comfort when the headboard shares a wall with the main entrance doorway. I do this bed-table arrangement in winter because the best wall is an outside wall with 2 windows & cold drafts are easily felt, bbbrrrrr...

[@arcanica]

I have struggles with spatial awareness, especially when it comes to arranging things in a room to maximize space and harmony. You explain things in a way that really makes it easy for me to understand (when normally videos on feng shui kind of go over my head and confuse me) and I appreciate it. I think it's because the other creators mostly use 2D images to describe their concepts but you do a mix of 2D and 3D that helps make it easier for me to wrap my head around. Honestly I have a bit of shame when it comes to my living space and you help make the whole concept of rearranging your room into something more fun and playful with good energy. The little Monopoly sized pieces and little screw to represent a lamp cracked me up. Thank you.

[@ntnr6136]

This is the first video that covers the exact door-window layout of my bedroom, much appreciated!

[@doodoo2065]

You can tell just how much more comfortable he is at making content now

[@misterhanimal]

This came at the perfect time. I have been looking for room layouts for my bedroom for so long, and you just posted this... my bedroom is the same as 2:47 and I have been struggling to arrange it in the best way. I think I will use my bookshelf as a wall divider between my door and my bed! That, or remove bookshelf and try 1:45 with a curtain. not real view out that window at the head of the bed. Thanks, Modern!

[@LaPulgaPlazaU]

You are so intuitive, I felt all the possibilities of that room. Getting in the flow to rearrange our home after what has been the heaviest year of my life so far. This flat and I have been at war for 5 years.

[@wnood]

I loved how you created so many options and how you stepped through the pros and cons of each with the good and bad. Not all rooms are text book, so by adding the variances helped a lot. I think this is where Ive generally become unstuck when reading other books on Feng Shui - they generalise what a room is like and dont provide other options. You go the next level and provide real examples. As always, many tx for sharing! ♥

[@3xmomfit353]

Thanks you! I been looking thought all video trying find a layout like our bedroom. Now since you posted this it solve my problem.

[@rinoz47]

Can't say i believe in the energy aspect but the philosophy aspect is absolutely fascinating

[@MaxAethon]

Just replace the word "energy" with "path of travel" or simply the "flow" of the house and Feng Shui completely 100% makes sense to me

[@annekitt8006]

The "energy" just means, "am I more likely to get ambushed without having the chance to react."

[@NGC-cz1nr]

I like changing it with "activity." Like the door has the most activity because people go in and out. The window with the neighbor's brick wall has less action going on than the Seaview because you don't see waves or people.

[@avourrito1819]

if you can bump into the unmoving furniture in the room with minimal effort, the flow of energy in the room is disruptive of your movements. Feng: Wind Shui: Water = it is literally the flow of natural energy aka you going about your day

[@samanthac.349]

It’s not that mystical. “Energy” here is all about how people move about a space.

[@rollierollout]

Hah! Finally!!! My exact situation has been covered and I just proved to my husband that I was RIGHT about the position of the bed and he was wrong! 🎉😂❤

[@gigiatlas2364]

But remember, women are always right and men are never wrong 😂

[@misakirin7376]

*THIS* is what I think is useful in life and I want to think about and respect in my future home to feel as comfortable as possible in every spot of the house ♥

[@bordeauxhouse]

Cliff's videos helped me fix my daughter's very very bad bedroom. One wall has two doors, entry and bathroom. Another wall has a big window. Still another wall has a big window seat and two closets with accordion doors on either side. The only option was to put the bed on the wall where the door opens in. Protected her by placing a 3-fold screen to block the energy, and on other side of screen a substantial side table and lamp to further slow the energy.

[@eXimiusMax]

1:44 Thank you SO much for talking about this! I’ve been struggling to figure out my room’s feng shui since it has two windows and this gave me the answer I’ve been looking for!

[@LadyBlair.S]

2:58 is exactly how my room was built, except the bathroom is a closet. I tackled this setup by putting my queen sized bed (for one) in the bottom right corner, with the bed facing the closet I have 3 glass desks that occupy the top right corner and top wall, which is my computer area My drawer was placed in the closet to save space. I have the same window placments, but I live in a middle-class house in a middle-class neighborhood. So, nothing really to look at. The solution in this video wouldn't work for me because of my computer desks. I have rearranged my room at least 5 times, and the setup I have now has worked the best. Though I must say I hate having my desk so close to my bedroom door. This video does make me wonder if I should change things around again, though.

[@TheKNstudio]

Cliff if you could design your own tiny house/studio apartment what would it look like?

[@deboracopeland4795]

Yes would love to see that!

[@Withjoyfulsenescence]

Oh my gosh the double windows is our situation at home! Thank you so much for this video! Now I can rest easy knowing my options.

[@hccdgvvfccdgn993]

Never knew feng shu was about home invasion strategies.

[@DistressedCrab]

Intruders tend to be a source of negative energy, big no no

[@thespicyfaery8736]

this is insane I can't believe I am here right now

[@deboracopeland4795]

I get it. I started watching his shorts and got hooked.

[@monicamacneille3372]

Thank you so much!! We are renovating our home and it has two windows and a door and I was thinking I needed to look up a similar setup on your channel and TA-DA! You'd just psoted it!

[@rialouiserrecana]

Thank you for this. My room look like this with door and two windows. I've been looking for this. ❤

[@moonchild4100]

I'm currently looking for a new apartment and your videos work wonder for the sorting process 😊

[@RogueTalent]

I’m pretty sure this explains why I could never find a perfect place for my bed when I was a kid. I had a small corner room with lots of windows and light, but the door looked down the stairs…

[@1AlexanderCole]

You missed one option, my master bedroom was just like the scenario up until you added the second door. I removed the window! It’s a lot warmer now too! I own the house so can do what I want!

[@christopheryanac977]

Thank you for this it helps go over most combinations of rooms and it was helpful thank you.

[@Led.on.YouTube]

Hey Cliff, I couldn't find in your book how to have a door swing into a bedroom? Most will have the door swing so you can see the openness, but I feel like there's more security having the door swing so that it acts more like a shield. For example in your video, the top door swings bottom-up. What if it swung top-down? You would see the opposite wall when entering, but it shields whoever is in the room. I'm not sure what to think about this. Hope you will see this comment and respond with your insight! :)

[@nowanknows8979]

So Feng Shui is indeed very dynamic, and finding the best solution (even if it is still not great)! What are your thoughts on loft/bunk beds?

[@Ninjanimegamer]

Finally, I found a video on my bedroom layout. Basically, I have the two windows and the main door set up, but I also have a closet door in the middle of the wall that has the main door. It's frustrating sleeping in the room. I need to remove my closet, add built-ins and move my bed. It'll be a while before I get good sleep.

[@Isabel-of4wq]

0:33 what if the door hinge is on the right does that change anything?

[@Natsuxc74]

Yes, it is dangerous in emergencies

[@themindeclectic9821]

Yes. If you pay attention to how we actually use doors, we're not going straight through them very often. We open the door, but tend to veer away from the door when entering the room. This creates an energy path through the room. Obviously, it can be broken up using furniture and whatnot, but if the room is completely empty and you walk in the door, you're probably going to veer to the left a bit. It's a good thing to keep in mind when designing a room because in light of that, the area to the left of the door isn't very peaceful and calm, and not likely to be where you want your head when sleeping. Here's two easy ways to understand the energy in a room: The first is the natural sources of energy. Turn on the lights outside the room and leave the doors and curtains open. Then turn off the lights inside the room. Everywhere the light comes from, there is energy (this can also demonstrate what I was saying with doors, as the door itself blocks the right side from the light where the left side is left open to it.) Keep this in mind when placing furniture. The second is to just consider what paths you take through a room. If a room is empty and you're just trying to get to the closet/bathroom/whatever, with the exception of the veer to the left caused by the door, you're most likely just going to walk through the middle of the room. If there's a bed in the middle of the room (well, the middle except for the headboard. Please don't put your bed in the middle of the room I'll cry) you will have to walk around it. Walking around it can either be a U shape where you have to walk along all three exposed sides, which is long and irritating, or as simple as an L shape to go around the the only two sides of the bed between you and your destination. So unlike the natural sources of energy, the energy paths are determined by where the people walk which is determined by furniture. You can guide the energy paths where you want them using furniture. For example you can put a long and low bookshelf on the side of your bed towards the door which forces someone entering to walk along the bookshelf and farther away from the bed. This redirects the energy path away from the bed while keeping the bed right by the door, which is sometimes the only option. Just keep in mind that generally having to take a Whole Route around the furniture in a room is annoying. And if you're thinking "but it's just a bedroom! it's not that big, you can walk around it" you are correct, but just remember that people's homes are a place they spend a lot of time in, and one that will see them at their absolute worst. While we can withstand minor irritations with relative ease, your bedroom isn't a good place to have to deal with minor irritations. It's meant to be comfortable and safe, not inconvenient. Anyway, the flow of energy inside a room is as simple as where the light and people come from and go. You don't have to begin remodeling a room with moving furniture around aimlessly. It starts with observing how a room works, because every room already has a way that it works and you can't control the natural inclination of a space, only manipulate it.

[@shellym79]

My options are feet pointing toward bathroom door, window behind head or bedroom door on same wall as head. I chose feet toward bathroom door but I'm not happy with it. But im certain i hate the other options too 😭

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

Thank you, Cliff! ❤😘I love the education. 💡

[@Exoticaworship7]

I don't know how I found you but you bring me joy watching your videos...my own personal interior decorator comedian , plus I seen that hot bod in your last video..😂 i was pretty taken a back 😮 like ...wow ..

[@daphnecheung1026]

i love the furniture pieces 😊

[@Cat.nTonic]

The screw lamp is my fave

[@setiawan2791]

Man i love your videos, learning to design the house for my sims. I hope you make more long video

[@kyokoyumi]

1:22 "The monkeys can attack me as I sleep" For me it's more like my AC can attack me lmfao (it does. the head of my bed is right on my only window lmao This is basically my setup and the solution is how I was thinking of switching things up. Good to know I've learned enough to figure it out myself :) Thanks!

[@angie-v3e]

Love this channel “and now you know!” 😂

[@donnasilvio3974]

If you have advice, I'd love to hear it. I am working on creating my new/future bedroom right now. We're changing rooms. It's not huge by any means, but it still has 3 doors, & then 2 windows in the same spots that you had them here (bottom & right walls). The bottom wall window is fairly high up & wide, but not very long/tall (it's like half the length of a typical full sized window), & shows a view of the neighbor's brick wall. The other is a large full size (wide & tall) window that faces the front street w a view of some huge beautiful pine trees. Both windows are in the middle of their respective walls. My main door is on the top wall right smack dab in the middle of the wall (I'm going by your diagram here). There is a door to what will be my dressing room in the middle of the left wall. The very bottom of the left wall has a small closet. The top of the left wall has yet ANOTHER door that goes right to the steps that go down to the 1st floor; the door to the backyard is at the bottom of the steps as well. Because of this, the door will stay closed & a piece of heavy furniture will be blocking it, for safety in case of an intruder basically. There will be a "secret" way out from the dressing room I mentioned in case of emergency, & we have a rolled up emergency ladder in case of fire & need to escape out the window. So yeah, a bed can't be against the left wall in any spot due to doors & size of things, & I have a window or door on every wall. Previous occupants had their bed against the bottom wall, so below the window w a view of brick wall & their feet facing the main door, which I know is bad. I don't think the bed should be under the window w the great view of trees, either? There's zero room for the bed to fit against the top wall in any which way. Only space is the bottom or right wall. The bed is a Full size & it's me & my husband sleeping in it. We can have it against a wall in such a way that one of us can't get out of bed. Like, the bed can't be pushed into a corner with one of the long sides of the bed up against a wall.

[@Iwina]

Lovely to watch this from my bed in the worst position possible 😅

[@deboracopeland4795]

Me too but my money box is in the correct spot, ha ha 😊

[@RuthlessDutchman]

Sounds like you need a small partition wall!

[@Iwina]

@@RuthlessDutchman there's literally only enough space for my nightstand

[@avourrito1819]

Now I understand what's the point of naming it Feng Shui. Like the wind and water, the energy must flow without too much disruption around the house

[@GerryIsNear]

My room has 2 closets. My bed is in the corner with the door facing my head, but this way maximizes my floor space. Before when my bed was in the middle of the room, I’d have to walk in a U to get around to the closet and often bang my hip on my bed frame.

[@edi9892]

2:24 what if the door is closer to the center of the wall and the upper wall has a niche? (A.k. My bedroom)

[@deeshannongarrison5115]

Challenge to Cliff: 4 walls. 2 have windows, 1 has door in and out of bedroom, 1 has 2 doors for bathroom and closet. Now, where do you put your bed?

[@lshulman58]

When you added the second door (on same wall with first door), I had an idea: put bed under window on right side wall (opposite doors) but how about adding a MIRROR on the wall opposite that window behind the head of bed? Then you can still see out the window by looking in the mirror.

[@WideSmileOfficial]

We need a video on how you make your little models, they’re so cool!

[@sebastiaomendonca1477]

They look 3D printed to me. It's hard to tell because the white gets a bit washed out on camera, but the pillows look like they have layer lines

[@feilox]

I sleep with like 1:26, except my closet is open on the north & (right side) opposite on my door. Where would you recommend bed situation then? Bed in the middle (right wall?)

[@xtczy]

2 weeks and no reply, the birds and monkey claimed another victim 🕊️

[@Starrifyx]

I love the simple breakdown of this! But what if the room is long and narrow? You only really have the option of either sleeping in front of the window with your feet towards the door, or sideways but your feet might be up against the wall depending on the width of the room. 😅 Perhaps a curtain and/or shelves to block the window and the door?

[@lichtsprecher]

Now I realize that these door/window placements in big apartment buildings are anti-Feng Sui. Ayaaaa

[@casinlee6459]

I like this video it's very helpful. Can you please do a similar one for a study room. 🙏

[@Scarletcroft]

I know nothing bout Feng shui and yet my bed is placed optimally according to this. :)

[@Ace-i5u]

This is like my room :)except the top right corner is cut 😭and i don’t have many options in how I place everything

[@jerome718]

the window and window with the neighbor’s brick wall is literally my soon to be scenario! sounds like i will be putting up curtains as soon as i move in.

[@MarisaAndChew]

Everytime you show a bedroom I think about my current bedroom and my past bedrooms and how I unintentionally had them all setup as accurately as possible for good/safe energy flow. I wonder if my PTSD plays a role in my awareness of energy and being potentially "seen" or attacked by umm monkeys LOL (it would be bears or a mountain lion where I am but... monkey works). I think the only thing that's really not up to feng shui standards is that I have a bird cage in my room with my pet birds. They are opposite the end of my bed but I have a bench at the end of the bed so that probably helps protect the space, and then there is still room to easily walk between the bench and the birds. The birds are in line with the door but one of them talks and alerts to things he sees when the door is open and tells on them like "HELP CAT!" if the cat wanders into the area outside my bedroom. I have considered moving the birds to the other rooms many times but realistically, I spend much of my time in my bedroom as it's my "safe place" so as bad as pets in the bedroom are in feng shui I do have them and the dog in here because it's the best for THEIR socialization and it helps me to feel like I have extra protection. That all said, if my birds didn't go to sleep without needing covered and stuff I wouldn't be able to keep them in here because that big cover would bother me at night, I also have a lot of plants in my bedroom. I think that for my PTSD all of the actual living things are helpful in grounding me.

[@inerciasart]

Now this is all I think about when building sims houses 😭😭😭 but it's really cool to know!!

[@maddiemcnugget1076]

Yesss we love longer videos

[@geekgrrle]

Does this apply to closet doors as well? My room setup is like 1:37 however I also have a single hinged closet door directly in front of my bed on the same wall as the entrance. I keep the door closed, but not sure if I should do something different. Also, My window faces a neighbor’s wall.

[@rainloversleederville4227]

Thanks Cliff... BUT! What if you have a main door on wall 1, an ensuite door, a WIR door on wall 2, waist high windows on wall 3 with a view, then a door to a balcony which has floor length windows either side on wall 4? Which we have. 4 doors and two banks of windows! What to do, what to do... 😂

[@cc6861]

"You will die if feet towards door" 😂

[@sallyogis199]

Ugh. My bedroom has 5 doors! And when we bought it, the couple, who were divorcing, had it facing the bathroom, wirh full view of the toilet and bidet, and, the walk-in closet. No wonder they were getting a divorce! So I put our canopy bed beside the door used to enter the room. A night table with a funky light and the linen curtain hanging gathered from the canopy create a buffer from the energy, and we look out the French doors up to a little mountain. We swapped out the, yes, PINK glass doors to the walk in closet and bedroom to calm doors and I think it's the very best I can do. If I get $$$$ I would change it so we could close off the bathroom door with drywall and enter the bathroom via the walk-in closet. Thoughts, Clif?

[@ThisguyLeftthechat]

Can i send you my bedroom plan? Its tiny and narrow in the old house

[@deboracopeland4795]

Send it to him! Bet he does the room.

[@mianhaeioi]

A true feng shui master would look for a new house LOL

[@GraeMatterz]

I have a nightmare of a room. The entry door is about 2ft off the perpendicular wall. That wall has a 6' sliding glass door in the middle, the opposite wall has a 6' transom window and the wall opposite the entry has a bathroom door right in the middle. The only place that is big enough for the bed is right under the transom. My highboy dresser is behind the entry door, with the drawer fronts facing the door. About 2ft on the other side of the entry door is the floor register that can't be covered by the bed. I have a chair/ottoman plus bookshelf in the corner between the slider and the bathroom door. The room is 12x14 with the long dimension going window to slider. The slider looks over my garden but the transom has mountain views.

[@BlissfulForever888]

Thank you ✨💫

[@jenavasexton1645]

My bedroom is the layout at 1:38. Window on one wall, door on the other. But the door to the bathroom is on the third wall, opposite the window, and the door to the closet is on the wall with the entrance door. So we try to keep thr bathroom door closed. 🤷‍♀️

[@jakecavendish3470]

This is precisely how the Victorians designed bedrooms when possible- in ideal plan books of the period the door always screened the bed when open and the window was always parallel to the bed. They also had to deal with the complication of fitting in the fireplace but their bedrooms were generally large enough to cope

[@mariannerichard1321]

At one point, I would just turn the bedroom into the living room and find a better placement in the former living room for the bed. xD

[@thepurplemomma1999]

I need help I have a semi square room with a corner doorway in, it has 2 individual doors into the closet but they are basic separate doors on the wall to the left of the entry, and across from the closet wall is a window, we have a king sized bed and an L shaped desk. If you can help that would be great.

[@MBookworm7]

My room is similar to 1:32 but is more of a skinny rectangle shape like this with my door on the slanted wall: ______ / | | | |____| My window and door are in the same as the video, but my closet door is on the wall opposite of my window takes the whole wall besides a few inches on either side of the doors. I also have a hanging chair in the (based on the picture) the bottom left corner. However, my window is not centered. It is mostly (again besides on the picture) towards the bottom left corner so more space is on the bottom right side. I need space for my full/queen size bed, nightstand and my desk. Any suggestions? I really need some help cause I’m really struggling and I’m not a fan of being in my room right now. Any would be appreciated. Thank you!

[@crnoo2779]

1:34 what if the wall the bed is facing has closet mirror doors?

[@abuk95]

Ha, this was easy. I have two room examples that are actually hard! How can I send it to you?

[@deboracopeland4795]

Send them!

[@thehelmsdepot]

When you literally live in a box.

[@nathimoon]

"Birds and monkeys can attack me as I sleep" will be another concern to my list of concerns sleeping in this bedroom position.

[@Erlrantandrage]

You made my exact bedroom lol 2 windows, 2 doors. The front window facing the street, the side window facing the neighbors window. My bed is going on a wall. I do not like sleeping near windows.

[@Hiding11]

Can you do this but with bathroom door and various bathroom views, like seeing the vanity or toilet or shower from the bedroom. Thanks!

[@mlstar1695]

Omg ❤, you😂are killing me 😅😅😅

[@OliviaMmmm]

Can you teach us about bedrooms that have en-suite bathrooms? I have 2 doors and there is less energy coming from the bathroom but its also a room where you clean yourself etc... so what are the rules around that? In my case the bedroom door is top left like you had originally, the bathroom door is middle left facing downward, the bed is against the bottom wall and the window is room length on the right. I think the answer is to put the bed in the middle at the top, but theres a lot of electric wires running along that wall, whereas the bottom wall is the edge of the building, high in the sky, so it feels like there is less energy/less disturbance while sleeping.

[@louisirvinelim]

do one with a small room and a desk!

[@lintal2001]

In the UK, we often hinge the doors the other way (as in they don’t open against the wall). How does this impact bed positioning?

[@Lisajen-h5u]

I’m stuffed, my bed is under a window and facing a door and it’s the only place I can put it.

[@dinoboy83]

I’ve got a question for the master My apartment is an old converted Victorian home and as a result my bedroom is in the old “parlor/dining” room This means that two of the walls have windows, the doorway is a massive double door, and the other wall has a jutted out closet and a small alcove with a screwed shut door. Every wall has energy flow, so I’m not sure where to put the bed. Every which way my feet are towards a door, or my headboard is against a window I’m losing it over this issue lol So my question is; is it okay to have my feet towards the double doorway, centered? Like a king? lol

[@Starlight41717]

Is they cures in feng shui, i am thinking about putting my bed in front f a window which takes up the whole wall , i have blinds ,curtains window look out into my back garden so no passing traffic of any kind , watching other feng shui videos state if you put a red line for grounding blocks the bad energy or if you use a mirror to reflect energy of window back out ,it should be ok . As at moment my bed is on a wall with neighbours ,kitchen and living room . Very noisy , window option is my only other position available as bathroom on other wall and door opens onto area which is the other wall space ,with a radiator and boller cupboard only space for bed between . Not many options .

[@simplycatx]

My room layout is also complicated. I have a window on one wall, 2 closets (1 walk in closet, 1 shelf storage) and the door 😩😅 Only one wall is “free.” So that’s where I placed my bed lol

[@sarah-janegalipo3995]

My head just blew up 😂😂

[@homenaway3593]

hey Cliff, thanks for all your videos but let me mix you up farther... what happens when you have 3 doors on 3 walls. one balcony door with a window next to it, another wall with an opening leading to a small inner room with a sloped roof (this room has no windows) and the entrance door to the room?

[@nicolagirl8705]

What if there’s another door for balcony? I’m curious if it still the same

[@EvilWeiRamirez]

Can we add in a closet to one side? I have this current problem. Closet, two doors, and then window on the other side.

[@calllen]

how many bed placement tutorials have you made

[@juliehock6059]

I visited a friend’s new home and put my bag in his bedroom as suggested. His bed is also in that position with the door facing his head and the bathroom door facing his feet. The 4th wall is a line of sliding glass doors onto the balcony. I lingered a while thinking about his options non of which seem good. Suggestions please?

[@michaeloffner8515]

What if you add radiators to the mix? In every apartment I've rented, there have been radiators beneath the windows that make placing a bed directly beneath it very bad, because it can no longer sit exactly against the wall.

[@MaxQuagliotto]

Hey do you have your little furniture pieces available for download for 3d printing?

[@Lianmimir]

Tysmm, I was planning on changing where I should put my bed. I have a door on the top left and a window on the bottom middle and it's a good thing I put my bed on the middle right like in the video But I do have a question, currently I have a study desk on the bottom next to the bed and a wardrobe on the top side next my bed and facing my bed (from the video pov btw). Is it good enough? Because until recently when I sleep facing my study desk I feel like I'm being watched behind. Please help me, thanks in advance

[@LouisLuzuka]

I’m shocked 😮