A little Orange can be the magic you need in the bedroom.
I just had to take this picture of GOOD FENG SHUI! It would appear that orange is still ‘in’ this fall, and it is better used on a smaller scale.
This picture was taken at Rothman’s and Co. (AKA: R & Co, Inc.) It reveals a beautiful king-sized bed and supporting headboard, with a soft pewter stain. The textiles they chose for this display are also a classy, pewter grey and crisp white combination.
The orange designs on the pillows are the fun part! A perfect little ‘pop’ that is needed for fun, and for magic!
This is good feng shui because this is a master bedroom suite
where you can go to relax!
So many couples gravitate to loud boisterous prints, trying to keep the energy or magic in their relationship; they forget to bring quiet yin-energy in order to sleep.
It’s okay to have a bit of color that POPS!
Try to tone down excess mirrors and hard edges by decorating your master bedroom space with soft gentler colours and textiles. Our lives are so busy. Finding that relaxed mode is imperative…and don’t forget the fun part!
All the best,
Kathryn
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Kathryn Wilking is an Author, Stager and Feng Shui Consultant. She discovered feng shui 15 yrs ago when she remarried and found herself trying to blend two families. Feng shui gave her new insight to balance her home! She found it to be a perfect match with her experience in the Decorating and Home Improvements sector. Kathryn is available for site consultations, innovative talks and Lunch ‘n Learn programs in the Vancouver area. She delivers ‘Practical Solutions for Life!’ Stay in touch by signing up for monthly tips at kathrynwilking.com
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