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Through the layout and décor of your home, you can activate these areas by using the right colours and textures, as well as applying relevant elements of nature – such as earth, fire, water, wood and metal. Each grid square is associated with a different element. For example, prosperity is associated with water, so for this area you may choose to display water-themed décor, such as a water fountain.
How does feng shui help with manifestation?
So, how can feng shui help to manifest your goals? According to Anna, it’s all about being deliberate with your intentions as you design your home. For example, bedrooms are a place for sleep, rest and love. If you’re looking for love, you need to be harnessing earthy tones and pink shades, as well as establishing equity and balance within the space. Adding pairs to your bedroom, such as two bedside tables and matching pillowcases, creates room for a new person in your life. It’s all about projecting what you want into your space.
Whatever your goal, you should steer towards colours that meet your needs, rather than any trends. That doesn’t mean bright, primary colours in every room – but adding a touch of colour contributes to the energy you want to create. For bedrooms, think about whether your goal is to feel restful in bed at night, or energised first thing in the morning.
How Anna applies feng shui for her clients…
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With her experience in the art of feng shui, how does Anna apply this traditional art form for her clients? Along with feng shui, Anna combines contemporary interior design with colour psychology and reiki. Her first step is to talk with clients and find out their intentions for their space – then she can tailor her process to their needs. There’s no “all or nothing” outlook with feng shui. You can take what you need, using just a few elements.
As Anna states… “In feng shui, your home is a bit like a vision-board – what you have around you not only affects how you feel, but works like a manifestation tool.” For example, she advises home-workers to avoid positioning their desks so they’re facing a blank wall, and to instead incorporate visual cues into the home office to inspire success.