Feng Shui is often described as the ancient Chinese art of placement.  The Feng Shui Society defines modern Feng Shui as “ … the practice of analysing the interaction between people, buildings and the environment in order to enhance quality of life…”

We know that our environment has a great impact on the way we feel. Without being aware of it, we often create surroundings that work against our best interests. The location of our home or work premises, the way we design our living and working environment , and outside factors can all affect us greatly.

If things always go wrong, if you find that you are unlucky in love, or with money or with your career, then Feng Shui can improve your life. If you feel that you have no energy or enthusiasm, or that motivation is lacking, or your health is poor, then once more Feng Shui can help.

Feng Shui shows us how to arrange our surroundings to allow us to live in harmony with the energy around us, whether it is at home or at work. Who wants to swim against the current when they can swim with it?

The art of Feng Shui originated in China about 3000 years ago and has been developed through a practical process of observing cause and effect

Based upon the concept of Chi (energy), Feng Shui seeks to achieve harmony. Living in harmony with one's environment brings peace, good health, good fortune, happiness and prosperity.

The basic foundations of Feng Shui are the Yin-Yang theory, the Five Elements, the Pa Kua and the Lo Shu square