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As the host's reception place, the living room still needs some attention in its layout, especially these 7 taboos of living room layout, which must be remembered.

1. Square structure

Layout and orientation: The best layout for the living room is a square or rectangular one. If there are protruding corners, you can place bonsai or furniture there. If the living room is L-shaped, you can use furniture to divide it into two square areas. These can resolve any unfavorable situations.

2. Sofa sets are harmonious

Generally, sofas are arranged as a complete set, but some people, due to the large space, may put two sofa sets together or add a few scattered sofa chairs to a sofa set. These practices are not conducive to family harmony according to Feng Shui, because placing a complete sofa set symbolizes the unity and harmony of the whole family. You can choose the right leather sofa and fabric sofa for your layout.

3. Bright light

The feng shui of the living room emphasizes sufficient sunlight and bright lights. A bright living room is conducive to prosperous family fortune and everything going well.

4. The horizontal beam is oppressive

If the living room is "pressed" by a beam, the huge psychological pressure will make the people in the house feel suppressed in society and have difficulty in achieving success. In this case, you can use a false ceiling to cover it or hang auspicious ornaments on the beam to resolve it.

5. The living room is located at the front of the home

Upon entering a house, the first thing to look at is the living room. Bedrooms, kitchens, and other spaces should be located at the back. Placing the living room at the back requires people to pass through other rooms to reach it, which is not only inconvenient but can also create a situation where wealth is lost, potentially leading to a decline in financial fortunes. Alternatively, consider placing a fabric or leather sofa in the living room to create a more organized space.

6. Living room floor

According to the Feng Shui theory of flatness, an uneven floor implies a bumpy future, and long-term mental tension can lead to mental weakness.

7. Neat and orderly, with rounded shape

Round lighting, ceiling designs, and other decorative elements create a sense of warmth, perfectly meeting this requirement. Furthermore, the living room is the front of the home, and its decor reflects the owner's personality and taste. Generally speaking, a living room should feel comfortable and elegant, avoiding clutter.