Feng Shui by Room
Each room has its own short quest — a handful of placement checks drawn from traditional Form School guidance. Open one, drag the furniture, and see what changes.
Review a bedroom the way Feng Shui practitioners do: bed backing, the door line, mirrors, sharp corners and personal direction — on a live room you can rearrange.
- Bed backing
- Bed–door relationship
- Mirror placement
- Personal direction
- Sharp-corner exposure
Interactive Feng Shui bed placement: drag and rotate a bed, slide the door, and see the commanding position, door line and headboard backing update live.
- Bed backing
- Bed–door relationship
- Mirror placement
- Personal direction
- Sharp-corner exposure
Move the desk and chair in a live home office and review desk facing, back support, door visibility, lighting and circulation using Feng Shui placement principles.
- Desk facing
- Door relationship
- Back support
- Lighting
- Clutter & circulation
Pick your Kua number, set North, and rotate the desk to see which direction you face and whether it is one of your four favourable Eight Mansions directions.
- Desk facing
- Door relationship
- Back support
- Lighting
- Clutter & circulation
Review your entryway with Feng Shui: a clear entry path, mirrors facing the door, lighting and a straight line of sight through the home — on a live entry you can rearrange.
- Entry path
- Obstruction & mirrors
- Lighting
- Visibility
- Bagua context
Arrange a living room with Feng Shui placement principles: sofa backing, view of the entrance and clear circulation, on an interactive room.
- Sofa backing
- View of the entrance
- Circulation
- Bagua context
Review a kitchen with Feng Shui: the stove’s view of the door, the stove–sink (Fire–Water) relationship, circulation and storage, on a live kitchen.
- Stove position
- Sink relationship
- Circulation
- Storage
- Element relationship
Explore the full Demo House
Explore every room of the Demo House, then draw or trace your own floor plan.