7 Feng Shui Home Staging Tips for Home Selling

Realtor.org writes about feng shui:

Feng Shui (meaning Wind and Water in Chinese) is the ancient art of placement to promote harmony, wealth, success and health. Feng Shui deals with the location and architecture of buildings, along with interior design and exterior landscaping. A working knowledge of Feng Shui may even help in home selling and home buying in today's multicultural world.

When considering feng shui in your home staging strategy, consider these 7 feng shui home staging tips (for general tips, see feng shui real estate tips):

1. Engage the senses as much as possible. Feng shui practices include lots of horizontal space and properly lit rooms.
2. As with any home staging strategy, make sure the front door is welcoming. The front door is the entrance of energy, so a great entry is great energy, say the feng shui believers.
3. Create space. The feng shuist believes spaces allows positive energy to flow freely.
4. Create a "room of first impression." The room that makes the biggest impact on the feng shui buyer.
5. Furniture should not be placed in the direct path of entrances/exits of a room.
6. Be sure a solid wall of support is supporting large furniture. Placing a couch or bed under a window is a bad idea in feng shui.
7. Add a wind chime to the front right corner of the house, one feng shuist recommends.

For more feng shui home staging tips, visit www.cynthiachomos.com

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