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Dear Per,
In my opinion, for a small that is shared for livingrm cum office cum bedroom, more importantly the placement of the various furnitures. And avoid `clutter' where possible.
Under Feng Shui, the most appropriate concept used here is the Yin and Yang concept. Where, there should be a `balance'. In moments of rest (sleep), a more conducive yin environment is good. But while working, too conducive of such a yin environment is not favourable.
I believe, that your room should have a window. And, depending on the direction also i.e. if the window area faces directly west, then, it may be quite hot (depending on your country - season).
Overall, try your best to balance your environment.
Warmest Regards
Cecil
On 12/27/2001 9:45:00 AM, Per Butschkow wrote:
>Hello all.
>
>I am currently living in one
>single room that is being
>shared as livingroom, office
>and bedroom.
>
>How should I decorate this
>room for the best result?
>
>Kind regards,
>Per Butschkow
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