Author: Mudita’s Eyes

❌ Mistake:Buffets that are cluttered, crowded, or poorly laid out create a sense of stress — for guests and for energy. In Feng Shui, food areas should feel calm, abundant, and flowing. ✅ Fix:Create smooth, intuitive movement: arrange food stations in a gentle circle or curve, avoid sharp corners, and give guests enough space to…

Mistake:Bathrooms placed in key Feng Shui wealth areas (especially the far-left corner from the entry) can energetically flush away abundance — unnoticed but impactful. ✅ Fix:Add grounding elements: plants, wood, warm lighting, and closed toilet lids. Even small shifts help retain positive energy. 👉 Important to know: Feng Shui isn’t primarily about décor — it’s…

❌ Mistake:Rooms overloaded with busy patterns, clashing colors, or excessive art overwhelm guests — and disrupt chi flow. ✅ Fix:Keep it minimal. Neutral tones, organic textures, and thoughtful accents help energy (and the guest) breathe. 👉 Important to know: Feng Shui isn’t primarily about décor — it’s about aligning a space (be it a home,…

❌ Mistake:Mirrors facing the bed bounce energy, leading to fragmented sleep and an unsettled feeling — especially disturbing in unfamiliar hotel spaces. ✅ Fix:Place mirrors to the side or behind closet doors. If fixed in place, use curtains or fabric covers as temporary remedies. 👉 Important to know: Feng Shui isn’t primarily about décor —…

❌ Mistake:A bed directly in line with the room’s door creates an energetic pull — the “coffin position” in Feng Shui. It disturbs sleep and makes guests feel unsafe. ✅ Fix:Position the bed diagonally or create a buffer at the foot of the bed (e.g., a bench or plant) to break the energetic line. 👉…

❌ Mistake:An entry that feels sterile, echoey, or corporate creates emotional distance — guests may check in, but not return. ✅ Fix:Balance elements: warm materials (wood, textiles), soft lighting, gentle music or scent. A human-feeling entrance is a magnet for both people and positive energy. 👉 Important to know: Feng Shui isn’t primarily about décor…

❌ Mistake:If the reception desk is hidden, guests feel confused — and so does the energy. In Feng Shui, this leads to missed opportunities, weak first impressions, and chaotic flow. ✅ Fix:Position the reception where it’s clearly visible, but not directly in line with the door. This “command position” allows both the space and your…

❌ Mistake:If the hotel entrance is dark, blocked, or hard to notice, it quietly says “stay away.” In Feng Shui, the entrance is the mouth of energy — it’s where opportunity, abundance, and guests flow in. ✅ Fix:Make sure the entrance is well-lit, clearly marked, and energetically open. Add plants, soft lighting, or even gentle…

❌ Mistake:If the hotel entrance is dark, blocked, or hard to notice, it quietly says “stay away.” In Feng Shui, the entrance is the mouth of energy — it’s where opportunity, abundance, and guests flow in. ✅ Fix:Make sure the entrance is well-lit, clearly marked, and energetically open. Add plants, soft lighting, or even gentle…

Mistake:Many hotels play it safe with bland, overly neutral interiors. While clean is good, too much beige and sameness creates emotional disconnect. In Feng Shui, sterile spaces don’t “hold” energy — and guests feel it subconsciously. ✅ Fix:Use elements of nature — wood, textiles, soft lighting — and allow the room to feel personal, not…