• Have a cluttered or busy lifestyle and want to improve it
• Want a harmonious experience at home

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese philosophical way of living, where everything is harmonized with the environment. While Feng Shui covers much more than the home, learning to balance the elements of your home can help you to not just create beautiful spaces that you can enjoy, but also to create harmony, balance, and happiness in the careful and planned organization of spaces, shapes, colors, and focal points of your home.

This course is ideal for a practicing interior designer in search of additional accreditations and qualifications, as well as for homeowners and renters who want to improve the balance and harmony of their home. Interior design is about carefully controlling the look of your home, but Feng Shui takes this a step further, by allowing you to control how your home feels. More than 54% of people in the United States, the UK, and in Europe suffer from stress at one point in their lives, and a happy, balanced home can help to avoid this. Many people also use Feng Shui to improve the balance of a rental so that it becomes more like a home, to increase the appeal of a home up for sale, or to increase their own enjoyment while living in the home.

Whatever your reason for taking this course, you'll learn the following skills:

• The basics of interior Feng Shui 
• About forms and shapes
• The basics of Qi and its meaning in a home
• How to balance shapes and objects
• Why clutter matters
• How to apply Feng Shui in the kitchen
• How to Apply Feng Shui in the bedroom
• How to Apply Feng Shui to living spaces
• How to balance and harmonize your home
• What matters and what doesn't in Feng Shui

Module 1 : An Introduction to Using Feng Shui Indoors

• What is Feng Shui
• How Does Feng Shui Affect the Home
• An Introduction to the Forms What is Not Important in Interior Feng Shui
• Your Feelings as a guide

Module 2 : Feng Shui Basics for a Happy, Balanced Home

• Clutter and Chaos
• Chi and Balance
• Yin, Yang, and Tao
• Object Placement
• Finding Balance

Module 3 : Common Feng Shui Forms, Doors, and Windows

• An Introduction to Interior Forms
• Balancing the Forms
• The Main Door
• Additional Doors
• Windows

• Kitchen Placement
• The Stove and the Sink
• What Not to Worry About
• Dining Tables
• Living Spaces

 Module 5 : Feng Shui in the Bedroom and Sleeping Spaces

• The Bedroom Location
• The Bed and Its Placement
• Decorations, Shelves, and Beams
• Windows
• Electronics and Technology