Our professional Feng Shui consultant Carol Mills suggests starting slowly and moving things a bit at a time. Comfort and safety . The first rule is that it must be comfortable for you and it must be safe. Put up a mirror. Mills calls mirrors the aspirin of Feng Shui, because they are easy to hang up and can transform a room's energy immediately.
Most rooms lack the water element, and mirrors are a good way to round out the elemental components.
Flatten those corners . In Feng Shui, corners are seen as unsafe. They also can be seen as arrows, pointing you out of a room or into a corner. To soften this effect, place a tall plant in front of a corner. Remember, part of Feng Shui is feeling safe.