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Manage Curtains with Feng Shui - #2

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This is the next ideas to improve and manage curtains using fengshui:
  • Curtains that hang limply each side of a window are considered bad Feng Shui.
  • Keep your curtains and windows clean in order to allow the chi to come inside fresh and clean.
  • Match your curtains with the seasons to freshen up yours and your chis' mood. Use heavy fabrics for winter and lighter fabrics for summer. Utilize warm colors for wintertime and light happy colors for spring and summertime. Choose shades of green at spring, shades of red, orange and pink at summer, white, grey and metallic colors for autumn and shades of blue in winter.
  • Windows are best when opening outwards. If a window opens inwards make sure it doesn't face the West, which is the direction that signifies death or ending. In that case, block negative chi with an outward facing mirror or a plant with round leaves.
  • Octagonal and arched windows are considered good Feng Shui.

You can also utilize colours in your curtains to change colours in each room of your house, adjusting it correctly to specific energies each room should have.
  • Have matching pairs in your bedroom and colours that invite love such as pink or green.
  • For the diving room use red to keep guests energized and excited.
  • For kitchens and playrooms orange and yellow is refreshing and revitalizing.
  • Green is a calming colour ideal for living rooms.
  • Purple signifies richness and transformation, which makes it ideal for spiritual rooms.

Whether you believe in Feng Shui or not, the best way to decorate your house and choose your curtain fabrics and colours is your personal taste and instinct. Add some positive Chi energy and you have the perfect house.

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