Author: Mudita’s Eyes

❌ Mistake:Every restaurant has areas that get ignored — a back corner no one sits in, a hallway used for storage, or an oddly shaped niche. But energy accumulates here too. If neglected, these areas become “dead zones,” draining the life from your space and limiting flow, growth, and abundance. ✅ Fix:Activate these spaces intentionally:…

❌ Mistake:The entrance is your energetic handshake — it sets the tone before a guest even steps inside. If your front area is cluttered, dimly lit, or poorly maintained, it silently signals disorganization, low care, and stagnation. Guests may not consciously notice, but they’ll feel it and hesitate to return. ✅ Fix:Keep the path to…

❌ Mistake:Guests should never see (or smell) the bathroom from their dining table. In Feng Shui, the bathroom represents energy flushing away — and if it’s within sightline, it disrupts the nourishment and abundance energy of your dining space. It also sends a subliminal message: design was an afterthought. ✅ Fix:Install a visual barrier such…

❌ Mistake: Tables are packed too close, loud music, harsh lighting, chairs backed against wallsWhen diners feel squeezed or overstimulated, they eat faster and leave sooner. That means less enjoyment, fewer upsells, and poor reviews. Energy should invite lingering, not escaping. ✅ Fix: Prioritize breathing space. Use soft lighting, calming background music, and gentle dividers…

❌ Mistake: Reception is cluttered with papers, wires, decor, snacksEnergetically, clutter blocks money. A messy front desk tells guests your systems are sloppy. That first impression sticks harder than your room scent. ✅ Fix: Go minimalist. Keep only essentials visible. Hide wires, trays, and tech. One clean decorative element is enough (like a flower vase…

❌ Mistake: Reception placed in a corner or diagonally in the roomBad placement confuses both energy and guests. It sends mixed signals: “Where do I go?” You lose presence, orientation, and flow. Staff feel disoriented and chaotic behind the scenes. ✅ Fix: Place the desk in a commanding position, facing the entrance but with protection.…

HOTEL RECEPTION – 3 FENG SHUI MISTAKES THAT BREAK TRUST“If your reception desk feels wrong, your guests feel wrong too.”Here’s how your reception layout might be silently sabotaging your guest experience and profits. ✅ Fix: Add a solid wall, high shelf, wooden structure, or even tall plants behind the desk. This gives visual and energetic…

❌ Mistake: A mirror directly opposite the front doorIn Feng Shui, mirrors double what they reflect. Placing one opposite your main door reflects energy—money, clients, trust—right back out. Guests feel unsettled, and even if they enter, they don’t feel invited to stay. ✅ Fix: Shift mirrors to the side walls. Let them enhance light without…

❌ Mistake: Flooring with busy lines, arrows, or hard contrasts pointing outwardThe floor directs energy. Sharp patterns or directional lines subconsciously “pull” people toward the exit. It’s a silent signal: “You’re not meant to stay here.” Even if your service is great, the energy feels off—and guests won’t return. ✅ Fix: Use calm, continuous flooring.…

❌ Mistake: Direct line of sight from entrance to back wall or exitThis layout creates a “Qi” highway”—energy flows in and shoots straight out. Nothing stays. Guests feel disconnected and emotionally detached from the space. That leads to lower bookings, shorter stays, and weak brand recall. ✅ Fix: Break the line of sight using interior…