Whether partnered or looking for love, incorporating the way of Feng shui into your home could help to promote a sense of belonging and connection.
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practise whereby the flow of energy in your life is influenced by the way you decorate your home.
Common Feng shui principles include positioning the bed in a way that you and a partner can enter the bed from both sides.
This means the bed is not in a corner, which would otherwise make the other person feel trapped in the relationship.
Solo items are also a big no-no; examples include a single chair in the corner of the room, or having only one picture on the wall.
Feng shui is also all about the power of colour – pinks and reds, the colour of love and passion, should be incorporated into your decor.
Perhaps there’s a blush pink wall, or there’s splashes of red on scatter cushions to inject a bit of romance into the bedroom.
Be mindful not to have too much red in the bedroom, as the colour could be seen as inciting aggression.
For singles hoping to attract a new partner, removing clutter from the bedroom is key, otherwise you might be signalling to the universe that you don’t have enough space for somebody new to enter your life.
A clutter-free appearance also applies to the inside of the wardrobe and draws, which needs enough room for a lover to put their stuff.
Additional Feng shui tips include adding fresh flowers to the bedroom and to be careful of the artwork you put up on the walls.
Any picture of a solo person is prohibited – think in pairs, as artwork showcasing a couple can help promote the feeling of being a teammate.
Even the addition of a pink rose quartz can help to bring in romantic energy into your space and life.
