How to Feng Shui Dining Room
The seating arrangements for the family dining table are based on the order of the trigram in the Ba Gua. The ideal shape for your table is the octagon of the eight sided Ba Gua. However tables of this shape are difficult to come by and not always practical. A round table is said by some experts to be "as good" symbolizing earth and stability. If your table is rectangular or square, the placing of an octagonal centre piece or place mats is good Feng Shui. To enhance your health, wealth and happiness place the Three Star Gods over looking your dining table.
When arranging furniture in the dining room ensure that chairs do not restrict doorways. There should be ample space for guests to walk around the table without having to move around chairs or other furniture.
There should be an even number of dining chairs and remember to seat an honored guest facing the doorway. Dining chairs with a horseshoe shaped back are ideal Feng Shui as this shape represents the "Dragon embracing the Tiger".
If your dining room has no windows a chandelier or a ceiling fan will assist the flow of Qi. Always use soft even lighting in the dining room as well as soft colors such as shades of green or yellow.
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