Feng Shui Bedroom
How to Arrange Your Bedroom with Feng Shui for Better Luck & Wellness.
The Importance of Bedroom Feng Shui in Home Harmony
Bedroom Feng Shui is a crucial aspect of residential Feng Shui [1]. Given that we spend about one-third of our lives in the bedroom, its environment directly impacts our rest and sleep quality. Good bedroom Feng Shui determines whether we maintain vibrant energy, radiant complexion, and overall well-being.
Among home Feng Shui arrangements, bedroom layout most closely relates to health and fortune—never to be overlooked. The lighting should be soft: too harsh, and tempers may flare; too dim, and melancholy may linger. A minimalist bedroom promotes tidiness and comfort. Avoid long, narrow shapes that hinder airflow. Bedroom doors shouldn’t face mirrors or the bed head. Proper bed orientation is vital—aligning with the Tian Yi (Healing) direction enhances health, while the Sheng Qi (Prosperity) direction boosts wealth. Never place the bed against a bathroom wall, under beams, too close to windows, or opposite mirrors.
Opt for Square/Rectangular Shapes
Avoid irregular or polygonal layouts, which strain vision and mental pressure, leading to chronic stress or accidents.
Bright by Day, Dark by Night
Windows ensure airflow and daylight for vitality. Use curtains at night to block outdoor light for better sleep.
Never Convert Bathrooms into Bedrooms
Modern buildings align plumbing vertically. Sleeping between upstairs/downstairs bathrooms exposes you to dampness, germs, and noise from flushing pipes—harming physical/mental health.
Bedroom Door ≠ Main Door
Bedrooms need privacy and quiet. A door facing the main entrance (high-traffic area) disrupts tranquility, harming health and wealth.
Bedroom Door ≠ Bathroom Door
Bathrooms emit foul air and humidity. Direct alignment pollutes bedroom air, endangering health.
Bedroom Door ≠ Kitchen (or Adjacent)
Kitchen smoke and heat destabilize health and career. Avoid shared walls, especially with stoves.
Bedroom Door ≠ Mirror
While mirrors repel negative energy (Sha Qi), facing a door reflects malice inward, inviting bad luck.
Mirrors/Floor Windows ≠ Bed
Mirrors startle sleepers upon waking. Their reflective properties disrupt rest when aimed at the bed.
Bed/Bed Head ≠ Door
Doors breach sleep security. Alignment causes anxiety and health decline.
Bed Head ≠ Window
Windows channel energy flow. Proximity breeds insecurity and stress, undermining health.
Bed Head ≠ Under Beams
Overhead beams create psychological weight, crushing career prospects and health.
Bed Head Must Touch Wall
Walls offer subconscious security. Floating beds induce paranoia, sabotaging health and success.
Elevate the Bed
Keep 50cm clearance below for airflow. Clutter traps dampness, risking health.
Limit Plants
Excess greenery hoards Yin energy, depleting your Yang vitality.
No Beds Under Beams/Fixtures
Ceiling beams, cabinets, or pendants above beds trigger headaches, arthritis, or reputational damage.