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Anonymous users2024-01-23Personally, I think it's better to have the head of the bed next to the desk. Avoiding the West in Feng Shui, in the layout, there is room for maneuver between the bed and the desk, which is not so cramped. Moreover, the head of the bed is a little farther away from the entrance door, with less interference, which is in line with the principle of Tibetan wind gathering.
As for the balcony, I don't know if it's going to be open or closed? Judging from the drawings, it is more balanced to lean on the desk side. Because there is already a bed and a desk on the north side, and then making a cloakroom means that the furniture is all on one side, and it will look very crowded.
In addition, as soon as the door is opened, it is facing the balcony, and it is not recommended to use the layout of opening the door to see the balcony if you are not particularly fond of people who like the air to circulate directly.
1. The head of the bed should not be pressed by the beam - for this situation, you can avoid or block the way, that is, move the bed away or add a ceiling under the beam. >>>More
In Feng Shui, the head of the bed should not be placed directly facing the door, which is to prevent the intake of air from causing harm to the human body. Of course, if you do what you say, as long as the head of the bed and the entrance door are not in a straight line, it will be fine. I personally advise you not to put the head of the bed on the south side. >>>More
There are no feng shui issues, and you can add a porch at the right place at the gate.
Try not to arrange it this way, unless the heating equipment is set up there, and the entertainment equipment is not in the position of the bed, otherwise it will affect the rest.
The bathroom belongs to water, which is dissolved by wooden drainage, so it can be resolved by putting green plants on both sides of the bed.