Imperial Feng Shui Associates

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General Guidance Notes for Office Layout

Doors should be hinged so that the whole room can be seen from the doorway. This allows the energy to flow in freely.
There should always be a solid wall behind the occupant of a desk to provide support. Where this is not possible a screen could be positioned behind the individual.
Desks should be arranged so that as much of the room as possible is visible from behind the desk.
Filing cabinets and office equipment should be used to partition off areas, rather than taking up valuable wall space.
Areas that have specific energy should be used for a purpose that is suitable to this energy. For example an area with quiet or stagnant energy could be used for an archive, whereas people should occupy active energy areas.
Colour schemes for offices should be quite light and neutral unless you know the specific energy of that area. However colour can be used to define different spaces or functions of the business.
Utility equipment such as photocopiers should be kept together in one area, as should filing cabinets etc. They should be positioned so that their use is practical and does not impede walkways.
Plants with large, round leaves are extremely good at absorbing the electro-magnetic energy from computers and electrical equipment. They also stimulate positive energy. (Spiky leafed plants are better avoided unless specified.)
Paperwork should never be stored on the floor as this signifies deterioration in the business.
Keep the office clear of clutter.