Feng Shui Taboos and Considerations for a Boss's Office
【Office Lighting】
If the boss's office has windows on both sides, too much light and transparency can be bad, causing mental weakness and fatigue. The window with an unattractive view should be covered with venetian blinds. If the office only has one window, it can face east, south, or west, but not north.
This is because the north corresponds to the Kan palace, which represents labor and hardship. It has heavy yin energy, making it difficult for yang energy to rise, resulting in great work pressure. If the window already faces north, the desk should not be too close to the window. The interior decoration, walls, sofas, or bookshelves should use warm tones or more red colors to compensate for the lack of yang energy.
【Office Location Should Not Be Close to the Door】
It is best for the boss's office to be located in the northwest, as that is the Qian position, representing the person in charge. It should also be set behind the company entrance, not too close to the main door. This is because the boss is the leader and commander. If the office is too close to the entrance, it may put the boss in a position like a front-line soldier, making it difficult for the boss to receive full support from subordinates, leading to hard work and hindering the development of the company.
【Wind Protection and Qi Gathering】
Wind protection and qi gathering. The boss's office is best designed as a suite, with an assistant in the outer room. The outer room should be small, taking up one-third of the total office area, while the inner room should take up two-thirds. The outer room should have a waiting area to gather people's energy. The door between the inner and outer rooms should not be placed in the center, but rather near the entrance of the entire office.
This prevents the wealth energy from directly escaping, forming a "curved and affectionate" feng shui layout. On the wall of the outer room, there should be enterprise operation charts, process diagrams, etc., so that visitors can have a direct understanding of the company, facilitating communication with the boss. The assistant room should have more potted plants and scenery to keep the air fresh and create a pleasant atmosphere for guests. The wall between the inner and outer rooms should not be transparent glass, but rather a closed one, creating a mysterious and reserved atmosphere.
If the boss's office has windows on both sides, too much light and transparency can be bad, causing mental weakness and fatigue. The window with an unattractive view should be covered with venetian blinds. If the office only has one window, it can face east, south, or west, but not north.
This is because the north corresponds to the Kan palace, which represents labor and hardship. It has heavy yin energy, making it difficult for yang energy to rise, resulting in great work pressure. If the window already faces north, the desk should not be too close to the window. The interior decoration, walls, sofas, or bookshelves should use warm tones or more red colors to compensate for the lack of yang energy.
【Office Location Should Not Be Close to the Door】
It is best for the boss's office to be located in the northwest, as that is the Qian position, representing the person in charge. It should also be set behind the company entrance, not too close to the main door. This is because the boss is the leader and commander. If the office is too close to the entrance, it may put the boss in a position like a front-line soldier, making it difficult for the boss to receive full support from subordinates, leading to hard work and hindering the development of the company.
【Wind Protection and Qi Gathering】
Wind protection and qi gathering. The boss's office is best designed as a suite, with an assistant in the outer room. The outer room should be small, taking up one-third of the total office area, while the inner room should take up two-thirds. The outer room should have a waiting area to gather people's energy. The door between the inner and outer rooms should not be placed in the center, but rather near the entrance of the entire office.
This prevents the wealth energy from directly escaping, forming a "curved and affectionate" feng shui layout. On the wall of the outer room, there should be enterprise operation charts, process diagrams, etc., so that visitors can have a direct understanding of the company, facilitating communication with the boss. The assistant room should have more potted plants and scenery to keep the air fresh and create a pleasant atmosphere for guests. The wall between the inner and outer rooms should not be transparent glass, but rather a closed one, creating a mysterious and reserved atmosphere.
