Feng Shui: Holistic Interior Design for Life
by Gigi Siguenzagigi.siguenza@interiordesignschoolreview.com
Interior Design School Review Columnist
For most of us, the pace of our lives is driven by the demands of our modern world. We cook our food in seconds in microwaves. We carry phones and personal computing devices with us at all times. We are ever conscious of the time it takes to get things done. The ancient art of Feng Shui design balances the stresses we accumulate in our modern world by helping us design interior spaces that promote a sense of harmony and balance.
Living In Balance: Feng Shui Interior Design
Feng Shui is a philosophy about living that asks us to be aware of the impact of our environment on our sense of wellbeing. The goal of Feng Shui design is to use natural materials, incorporate smooth edges, and make us aware of the way light affects our sense of being. Feng Shui interior design helps us create an environment that encourages a sense of peace and harmony in our lives.With a strong focus on creating balance, flow, and using natural materials, Feng Shui design offers designers a different perspective on space and how we live in it. Designers with a passion for holistic living will find Feng Shui interior design a unique perspective and a skill well worth adding to their toolbox.
Study Feng Shui in Interior Design School
Many interior design schools now offer training in Feng Shui design, ranging from the basics of this design philosophy to full study courses that teach you the history of this ancient eastern design perspective. Both existing interior design professionals and those still seeking their design training will benefit from instruction that includes global interior design perspectives. No matter what your level of design training, the ancient design perspective of Feng Shui is sure to enhance your views on how we live in the worlds we create.Source
About the author:
Gigi Siguenza is a freelance writer who also works in products & marketing. Schooled in commercial art and design, she formerly worked as a kitchen and bath design specialist.
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