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Kitchen and Dining Feng Shui

Kitchen Feng Shui is often sold as a wealth hack. The older, more honest frame is fire and water: stove versus sink, and whether the cook can see the room. Dining is about conversation and table shape, not a lucky number of chairs. Read the kitchen layout guide for the work triangle; use the dining article when the table is the actual problem.

2 guides in this hub. Each child page answers one job; this page does not repeat them.

  1. Small rental kitchen with a clear counter and a stove you can stand at

    Feng Shui Kitchen Layout: Stove, Sink, and What We Will Not Claim

    A kitchen is fire and water in one room. See the door if you can, keep a path, fix what is broken. The stove does not pay a bill or feed a family by chi.

  2. Round rental dining table with even seats and the kitchen door in view

    Feng Shui Dining Room: Table, Seats, and the TV Off

    Feng Shui dining is a table people can talk across, seats off the door line, and no television as the room's face. Mirrors optional. Meals first.