10 Feng Shui tips in the kitchen – Blog

The kitchen is the favorite corner of the house for many! It’s where we store and prepare our food, talk to our family members and even grow those spice plants. Feng Shui in the kitchen: see how to make your kitchen more pleasant and harmonious with Feng Shui tips

Tips on how to apply Feng Shui in the kitchen

Regardless of decoration or size, several Feng Shui techniques can be applied in the kitchen to make it more balanced and harmonious with the energy of the rest of the house:

• Keep the kitchen always clean and organized, mess attracts bad energies;
• Always have a fruit bowl full of fresh fruits of your choice, it gives an air of prosperity and life;
• Expose natural flowers in the environment, they bring color and joy;
• Display utensils such as pots and pans in a decorative way;
• Have pots full of herbs or cereals always fresh and on hand;
• Try to provide full and adequate lighting, which helps to save energy and also keeps food, which needs light, always fresh;
• Free up a corner away from the stove for your most cherished cookbooks so they can be easily handled while cooking.

The predominant color, for a good Feng Shui in the kitchen, should be white, leaving the colors for the details, such as images, objects, plants, household items, etc. For example, if you want to use blue, which is a light shade, green will make your kitchen cozy and yellow will stimulate your appetite.

put Feng Shui into practice in your kitchen and get the color of the stove right

The Chinese believe that there is a God who lives in the kitchen and his favorite place is the stove. So avoid the black! Because it symbolizes water and will conflict with the main element of the kitchen, fire. Red should be used carefully so as not to cause an excess of this element.

To increase good Feng Shui in the kitchen, always try to decorate it yourself, because the more energy exchanges and personal items with emotional value are in your kitchen, the greater the connection with it and the desire to spend more time there.

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