Kids Bedroom Furniture Placement for Feng Shui Design

Feng Shui in your child's room is to have a lot of fresh air. Fresh air helps make a room lighter, of course fresher, and just more comfortable. When we spend time in a stale space, we feel sluggish and slow, but add fresh air and we perk right up. The same is true for your child. If you reside in an area where the seasons are harsh, add oxygenating plants and aromatherapy scents to the space to help keep moods light and easy, even during the worst time of year.

Next, clear any clutter out of your youngster's space and help get the space organized. Clutter and disorganization are bad for the thought process and keep us feeling discombobulated. A clean, arranged space helps us think clearly and creatively. Get kids bedroom furniture that's developed to keep items organized. Use big hampers to keep dirty clothing off the floor. Put containers and shelves in the closet to organize toys, clothes, and footwear. Use desk drawers to keep homework and art supplies organized and in their space, and finally use below bed storage crates to hide away those items that are used only once in a while.

The final step is to decorate like a Feng Shui master. This does not necessarily mean blowing the family spending budget on expensive Feng Shui associated prints, but alternatively looking at your personal Feng Shui decorator: your child. Display art work they designed around the house. Use greens and blues in regions where quiet could prevail, such as bedrooms, and reds, yellows, and oranges in other rooms such as the cooking area or family room. Additionally hanging up your youngster's artwork shows them that you recognize their creativeness and boosts their self esteem.

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