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Beautiful Feng Shui feeling in a back yard on Cape Cod. A Japanese Maple can really be a statement piece ~ creating a mood for the entire space.
Photo of a large asian partial sun backyard landscaping in Boston with decking for fall.
Photo of a large asian partial sun backyard landscaping in Boston with decking for fall.

Although the colour advised was white with a hint of green, the client chose a more neutral putty shade of cabinetry. Green can be incorporated now with a large plant.
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Kwan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy & Compassion, overlooks our conference room at Feng Shui Style.
Design and photo by Jennifer A. Emmer
Large 1960s carpeted home studio photo in San Francisco with beige walls
Large 1960s carpeted home studio photo in San Francisco with beige walls

This home staging vignette brings in the "Five Elements" of Feng Shui. The green vase, the orchid and the wooden table represent the Wood element. Metal is seen in the binoculars, the accessories on the mantel, and the color white. Water is represented by the blue pillow on the chair, and the blue of the painting. Earth is seen on the fireplace, in the stone surround, and the ceramic objects are also created with the Earth element (clay). Fire is seen in the 2 candles on the mantel. By creating special "moments" like this in home staging, you're helping the whole space feel balanced.

An artichoke in full bloom
This is an example of a mid-sized eclectic landscaping in San Francisco.
This is an example of a mid-sized eclectic landscaping in San Francisco.

Crystal bottles bring the Earth element into our design. This client wanted to display her beautiful bottle collection, so we placed them in the Northeast sector of her apartment, which symbolically pumps up her Knowledge and Self-Cultivation sector. Why? Because Earth governs the Northeast in Feng Shui. Crystals are glass, which comes from sand, which is from the Earth.

In Feng Shui, the entry is extremely important. On the outside of a building, it's good to have a "Ming Tang", which literally means "bright palace". In layman's terms, it's something beautiful that welcomes the visitor. You can also have a Ming Tang in your entry, to welcome visitors into your home.

Earth tones were advisable to implement in this bathroom as well as some green in the form of plants or accessories.
Mid-sized trendy bathroom photo in Other
Mid-sized trendy bathroom photo in Other

Sun sets on Feng Shui Style. Seen here is a Chinese Wedding Cabinet, flanked by a wicker table with many plants. We have upwards of 35 plants in our office; they definitely help contribute to the zen feeling.

Outside shot of the M8trix Casino in San Jose, CA.
Large trendy three-story concrete exterior home photo in San Francisco
Large trendy three-story concrete exterior home photo in San Francisco

Feng Shui to prepare the home for sale, followed by staging and an estate sale in partnership with LSD Studio,
Example of a trendy dining room design in Austin
Example of a trendy dining room design in Austin

Original artwork - vintage piece. Hollywood Regency DIY furniture refurbishing. Benjamin Moore "Palm Coast Teal" (high-gloss). Walls: Benjamin Moore "Brush Beige".
Design by Feng Shui Style.
Photos by Jennifer A. Emmer, Briana Lyon

Firethorn, or pyracantha adorns the corner of this cheery yellow farmhouse.
The inside of the windows is Benjamin Moore "Chrome Green" and the white trim is Behr "Divine Pleasure". The body of the house is "Jonquil" by Glidden.
Design and photo by Jennifer A. Emmer
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