6 Disaster-Prone House Layouts

Feng Shui Principles for Home Layout Optimization

6\Master Bedroom vs。 Living Room

Just like how a Taiji point works for an entire house, each room also has its own Taiji structure where the main and secondary spaces need to be properly defined。 The size of a living room is critical because it serves as the primary activity area for the whole family, symbolizing Yang energy and dominance over Yin energies in other rooms。 Ideally, the living room should be larger than the bedrooms since it represents the central hub of daily activities。

However, an unfavorable layout where bedrooms are disproportionately larger than the living room can disrupt the natural flow of energy (Chi) in the space。 This kind of configuration is often referred to as “bedroom too big compared to living room” in Feng Shui terminology and may lead to issues such as:

• Diminished wealth luck and career development opportunities
• Elevated stress levels among family members
• Poorer decision-making abilities
• Increased likelihood of health challenges

To achieve optimal energy flow and harmony in your home layout, it’s essential to ensure that the living room remains proportionally larger than the bedrooms while maintaining balanced spatial relationships throughout the property。