Many of us have heard good things about Feng Shui layouts and how they can promote positive energy in any space. If you'd like to take this route for your home office's design, our team can help. Luckily, you can easily achieve a Feng Shui layout with attention to your furniture's position, natural light, plant life, and neatness.
First, make sure your furniture is not positioned so that your back is facing the door or the direction from which people approach you. Try to maximize natural light in your space as much as possible. You can always add a small reading lamp if you don't have enough windows.
Surrounding yourself with plants is also an excellent way to elevate your Feng Shui-designed space. They're said to eliminate negative energy. Many of those working from home opt for a Bonsai plant, succulent, or another plant that doesn't require lots of maintenance.
Finally, and perhaps the most difficult requirement for Feng Shui is a clean space. Try to keep your desk and cabinets as decluttered as possible, and don't let paperwork pile. In essence, you can achieve many of the goals of Feng Shui by working toward a minimalist design.