"Set up your desk so that when you're sitting there working, you can see the primary entry to the space without being directly in line with it (usually this means diagonal from the door). Ideally, you have a solid wall behind you for support, says expert Anjie Cho. With the entrance in front of the desk, you're making yourself aware of the energy coming towards you. Plus, you'll be able to see your path forward rather than facing a wall that stops you."
"In feng shui, they represent growth and life. "Having one in your office brings some of the natural world in and can invite some kindness and warmth in the work life," says Cho. "In general, you can lean towards soft heart-shaped leaves." Try placing a plant in the corner of the room like A Beautiful Mess does in this space, or you can even go for a smaller succulent on your desk."
"Here, The Handmade Home adds several lighting sources like the overhead pendant and sconces on the wall to create optimal lighting conditions. Feng shui designer Reiko Gomez of Reiko Home says this sort of customization is a good idea: "To add some personal style, you might also consider hanging a fun light fixture over the desk, or elegant wall sconces on the wall to create a more attractive environment.""
Feng shui recommends a commanding desk position so the primary entry is visible without being directly in line with the desk, ideally placed diagonally from the door with a solid wall behind for support. Facing the entrance increases awareness of incoming energy and reveals the path forward rather than blocking it with a wall. Plants in the office symbolize growth and life and can bring warmth; soft, heart-shaped leaves or a small succulent are suggested and can be placed in a room corner or on the desk. Layered lighting, including pendants and wall sconces, creates optimal conditions and allows personal style.
Read at www.goodhousekeeping.com
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