There's an art to living room decor; come and take a look!

As the place where the host entertains guests, the living room needs some attention in its arrangement, especially these 7 taboos in living room arrangement, which you must remember.

I. Square and upright layout

Layout and orientation: The ideal layout for the living room is square or rectangular. If there are protruding corners, potted plants or furniture can be placed there. If the living room is L-shaped, furniture can be used to divide it into two square areas. These methods can mitigate any unfavorable layouts.

Second, sofas look more harmonious when they are a set.

Sofas are usually arranged as a set, but some people may place two sets together or add individual chairs to a set due to space constraints. From a Feng Shui perspective, this is considered unfavorable for family harmony, as a complete sofa set symbolizes unity and harmony among family members. It's better to choose suitable leather or fabric sofas for this arrangement.

3. Bright light

In Feng Shui, a bright living room is considered auspicious, as it is believed to bring good fortune and prosperity to the family.

IV. Oppressive feeling from above the beam

If a living room is directly under a beam, the immense psychological pressure can cause the occupants to feel suppressed in society, making it difficult to achieve success. In such cases, a false ceiling can be used to cover the beam, or auspicious ornaments can be hung on it to mitigate the negative effects.

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

Upon entering the house, the living room should be the first room to be considered. Bedrooms, kitchens, and other spaces should ideally be located at the back of the house. If the living room is placed at the back, people have to pass through other rooms to access it, which is not only inconvenient but also creates a "wealth-reducing" feng shui arrangement, potentially leading to a decline in fortune. Additionally, placing a fabric or leather sofa in a suitable location will enhance the living room's overall aesthetic.

VI. Living Room Flooring

According to feng shui theory, an uneven floor symbolizes a bumpy future, and prolonged mental stress can lead to neurasthenia.

VII. Neat and orderly, with rounded shapes

Round light fixtures, ceiling designs, and decorations create a sense of warmth and coziness, perfectly meeting this requirement. Furthermore, the living room is the face of a home, and its decoration reflects the homeowner's personality and taste. Generally speaking, a living room should feel comfortable and elegant, not cluttered or disorganized.