The bathroom is one of the few areas in the house where a wall mirror is necessary. If you position it in the proper spot in your bathroom, you can enhanceyour chances of improving your positive qi-vibes! Let’s look at where it should go and where it shouldn’t go:

10. Feng Shui Mirror in Entryway / Foyer

In Feng Shui jargon, the entryway is also known as the “interior Bright Hall.” To welcome the auspicious shi-energy, we’d want to see a wonderful open place. Many homes have a mirror in the corridors where people may check their appearance before leaving. Above all, it should be in a location that is convenient for you.

11. Mirror at end of hallway

A mirror at the end of a corridor may be both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it can widen the hallways if yours is too narrow to resemble the Bright Hall. On the other hand, it has the potential to induce energy to revert. This is especially problematic if key rooms such as the living room or study area are situated at the end of the corridor. It’s ideal to situate it in the middle of the corridor, rather than at the end.

12. Does a mirror at the front door reflect energy back out?

No, it doesn’t work that way. It can, however, have the reverse effect, attractin…

When it comes to mirrors in bedrooms, the most popular search term is Feng Shui bedroom mirror placement. There are some guidelines to follow in order to get a decent night’s sleep. You can place a mirror in the bedroom without any issues. I hear some expert say to avoid a mirror in the bedroom altogether. This is not practical and completely out o...