Feng Shui for Homebuyers - Interior by Joey Yap

Definitive Guide on Interior Feng Shui

When it comes to Feng Shui, what essentially breaks the deal in the property purchase? Would it be the colour of the wall or the placement of the Main Door? Or perhaps it is the location of the toilets that triggers the second thought? The Feng Shui for Homebuyers – Interior explains all these and explores the positive and negative Feng Shui features that homebuyers should look out for during the home-buying process. With the information in this book, you can avoid purchasing properties that require costly renovations, and start to gear your efforts towards pinpointing the positive ones.

What You'll Learn:

Learn how to use Forms Feng Shui to evaluate the interior of a property
Find out what matters when it comes to Interior Feng Shui
Fully illustrated with helpful diagrams, floor plans and pictures to help you screen houses
An excellent introductory guide to Feng Shui for real-estate agents, architects and interior designers
Chapter Highlights
Chapter One: Introduction to using Feng Shui
The differences between Qi School and Forms School as well as an introduction to Eight Mansions and Trigrams.

Chapter Two: Forms and the Main Door
Study the importance of evaluating the energy of the main door, as well as dealing with common obstructions.

Chapter Three: Kitchen Forms
A basic assessment of kitchen locations, good and bad stove placements as well as the four negative sectors.

Chapter Four: Bedroom Forms
Everything you want to know about Bedroom Feng Shui is here.

Chapter Five: Common Internal Forms
A discussion on common forms in the home and how to address these problems.

Chapter Six: What is not important in Interior Feng Shui
Devoted to the de-bunking of popular myths in 'Pop Feng Shui' books.

Chapter Seven: Screening the Interior Forms
Step-by-step basic professional methods of auditing your home.