4 feng shui fixes for an HDB flat

Door facing a neighbour's? Keep your side bright and tidy, and don't aim a bagua mirror at them. Plus a straight line from door to window, the household shelter and the west sun, no hacking required.

HDB flats come with fixed layouts, shared corridors and rules about what you can change, so the fixes in this reel avoid hacking walls or moving doors. Each one works with furniture, lighting or curtains, and the mirror advice keeps things friendly with neighbours, which matters in a corridor you share every day.

1. Feng shui for an HDB flat.
2. Door faces a neighbour’s? Keep your side bright and tidy. No bagua mirror aimed at them.
3. Door in line with the window? Break it with a shoe cabinet.
4. Household shelter? Storage, not a bedroom.
5. West sun means too much Fire. Use blackout curtains.
6. Find your best directions with the free Kua calculator.

• If your door faces a neighbour’s, keep your entrance bright and tidy instead of hanging a bagua mirror.
• Break a straight line from the front door to the window with a shoe cabinet or screen.
• Use the household shelter for storage, and tame strong west sun with blackout curtains.

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