Feng Shui Tips For Your Kitchen...
 Feng Shui tips for your kitchen- the most important room in the house! Here are many do's and don'ts for doing this, all based on the principles of this ancient Chinese philosophy. Chi flows better about uncluttered work surfaces, so keep these as clear as possible. See more about the integrated kitchen to avoid leaving mess and untidiness around the kitchen. Dirty plates attract stagnant chi that can enter food. Artificial light is also good, especially if they cast no shadow...like recessed halogen lights. Track lighting with spotlights, are very good as they highlight specific areas where you work, so opening up your high energy levels and creativity, which will make you more profitable. It is best to avoid flickering or harsh lights with glare.  But others say that this is necessary to reflect the image of a chef off the wall so that he 'faces' the open doorway...a commanding position. This is very important for the chef. Reflective surfaces can also be used to reflect your cooktop and burners, thus magnifying the possibilities of wealth.
This will influence your cooking and thus your family's ability to eat healthily and maintain energy to make a good living.
Your feng shui kitchen should be a place of abundance, welcoming good food, with an illusion of wealth and luxury - bowls of fruit to be eaten and green plants growing healthily. Abundant, good energy must flow around easily and at all times. The kitchen has a great influence on the success and wealth of its occupants. Make sure that is clean, nourishing, inviting and calming for the soul ... and the positive chi will be there in abundance...so the principles of feng shui say! Using color in your splashback will enliven your design and make you feel energised
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