A semi-detached villa, as a single-family villa made up of two units, is a hybrid of a single-family villa and a townhouse. Although it is a two-family combination, it also needs to follow the principles of Yang House Feng Shui. When it comes to the feng shui layout of the villa, the courtyard of the semi-detached house is different from other types of home housing in some details. So, what are the special things to pay attention to in the courtyard feng shui of the semi-detached villa?With this question, the Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture provides you with an in-depth analysis of the feng shui layout of the courtyard of the double-detached villa.
The shape of the double-detached villa is sharp and multilateral, and it often forms a scene of its own sharp corners or the sharp corners of adjacent buildings facing the door or window, which is a sharp corner. Sharp corners will have an impact on the health of the people in the house, and for some long-term chronic diseases, especially painful and hemorrhagic diseases, it is easy to cause backlash, and at the same time, it is easy to cause injuries such as sprains and knife wounds. If it is a position that is taboo in the first place, it is a great murderer. Mr. Feng Shui warmly reminds that living in a strangely shaped house for a long time may also have an impact on children's mental health.
How to dissolve the sharp corners?First of all, try to avoid buying or living in a house with a strange shape. Secondly, the layout of the house can be appropriately adjusted during decoration to avoid the formation of acute angles or flushing. The Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture recommends that a professional feng shui master conduct an evaluation before renovation to ensure that the layout is reasonable and the feng shui is smooth.
Mr. Feng Shui warmly reminds that the lighting of a semi-detached villa is weaker than that of a single-family villa, and only one side may have open space or lighting. However, such a building is suitable for a small number of families. If it is based on financial means, or because of the small population, or even only for leisure rather than long-term residence, then a semi-detached house is a good choice for residential feng shui. Usually, the courtyard of a semi-detached villa will have a smaller internal space than a single-family villa, and there is less space that can be used, so the momentum is second only to that of a single-family villa. This kind of villa is also quite good as a residential feng shui.
In terms of space utilization, reasonable planning can be carried out in combination with the opinions of the Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture. For example, planting suitable plants in the courtyard to increase greenery and oxygen content;Designed with transparency in mind, allowing sunlight to fully penetrate the house;At the same time, pay attention to the dynamic and static partitions, and reasonably divide the living area and the rest area.
The northwest is the Qiangong, which represents the male owner of the house in feng shui. The lack of the northwest can cause disadvantage in men's careers and work problems, and will affect the health of the head and waist. At the same time, there is no place for the male owner in this house, which will also cause the man to not like to go home, or travel more at work. The culture of Sangong Chinese Culture warmly reminds Zhengdong that it is best not to have missing corners, otherwise it will affect the fortune of the eldest man in the family and family harmony. If the lack of corners is more than 10 square meters, it will have a serious impact on the fortune of the male owner and the female host.
For the influence of the homeowner, you can adjust it when decorating, such as placing items that are conducive to career development in the northwest, or hanging the male owner** to increase the status and fortune of the male owner;Place items or decorations that contribute to family harmony in the eastward direction to enhance family cohesion. At the same time, you can also consider seeking professional advice and suggestions from the Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture for reasonable layout and adjustment to achieve better feng shui effects.
In summary, the feng shui layout of the courtyard of the double-detached villa needs to follow the principles of yang house feng shui, and be reasonably planned and adjusted in combination with the suggestions of the Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture to achieve a good feng shui effect and living environment.