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Anonymous users2024-01-24When I got married, I pressed a large mirror on the north wall of the living room, and now it can be completely removed, as long as it does not affect the overall decorative effect. You can also add some other decorative pieces, such as low cabinets, flower stands, etc. Large glass mirrors cannot be installed casually, and cannot be placed in front of the door and bed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are too many mirrors in the living room that affect feng shui.
1. The mirror should be proportional to the room. Mirrors should be hung in the home enough for the person looking in the mirror to see the entire head, and if the mirror is long, it is better to see the whole body. >>>More
In the living room mirror feng shui, the position of the mirror cannot be directly facing the table, if a mirror is facing the table owner's qi, part of it will be reflected, affecting the health of the body. >>>More
1. The mirror should be proportional to the room. Mirrors should be hung in the home enough for the person looking in the mirror to see the entire head, and if the mirror is long, it is better to see the whole body. >>>More
The kitchen represents the wealth of the family, especially the stove, if it is irradiated and reflected, it is tantamount to the exposure of wealth, which is definitely not good. There are also some bad sayings, such as what the Hong Kong feng shui master said, which means that there are 2 hostesses in the family, etc., which we can learn from, in short, it is not good.
You can cut it open, put it in the closet, put it behind the shoe cabinet, and put it on the front of the TV wall.