In home Feng Shui, the layout of furniture also has a great influence, and the wardrobe is the tallest and largest piece of furniture. Therefore, its placement is very important, and it is related to the health and fortune of the family, so it must not be ignored. Today, I will introduce the Feng Shui of the wardrobe at home.

The wardrobe is where the family stores clothes, bedding and other necessities of life, so it represents the family's treasury. Since the treasury should be hidden and not exposed, the wardrobe is best placed in the bedroom or a special storage room, not in the living room. Nowadays, many high-end homes have a special cloakroom at the entrance to facilitate changing clothes when entering and leaving the house. However, this place can only be used to store temporary clothes, and it cannot be turned into a permanent clothing storage place, otherwise it will leak out of the family's treasury and cause financial loss.

The wardrobe is the tallest and largest piece of furniture in the home. Since the front is low and the back is high, and the Qinglong side is higher than the Baihu side, which is an unchanging Feng Shui principle, the wardrobe is best placed against the wall, at the back of the house and the Qinglong side. The back of the house is the side opposite to the entrance door, and the Qinglong side is the left side when facing the window.

Since the wardrobe represents the family's treasury, it is better to be full than empty, so the wardrobe at home should be filled with more clothes or bedding, not empty. An empty wardrobe symbolizes an empty treasury, and only when it is filled with clothes and bedding can the family have enough food and clothing and money to store.

Clothes are essential personal items for people. In terms of Feng Shui, we should take care of clothes as we take care of ourselves and store them in a space with pure aura. Therefore, the wardrobe should not only be placed in the right place, but also no other sundries can be placed inside except for clothes, hats, shoes, socks, and bedding, especially no metal objects.

The wardrobe represents the family's treasury, which should not be suppressed or hit by evil objects. Therefore, do not place sundries or heavy objects on top of the wardrobe, do not hang clocks or animal bone decorations on top of the wardrobe, and do not place metal swords or sharp corners facing the wardrobe, otherwise it will cause family members to lose money and hurt themselves.

Generally, wardrobes are placed in bedrooms, and preferably have a square and soft shape. They should not be designed too exaggeratedly and abruptly in pursuit of luxury and visual impact, nor should they have too many mirrors, glass and sharp corners, as this will seriously affect the bedroom's aura. In addition, overly bright and vivid colors will also produce a heavier yang energy, which is very detrimental to the sleep and health of the residents.