Living Room Feng Shui
The living room is where guests and family share the same chi path. Most arguments here are about the sofa versus the screen, glare, and whether seating faces the door. These guides stay at furniture height. No demolition. Compare a commanding sofa with a media-wall constraint, then open the matching article instead of stacking three living-room URLs that answer the same task.
7 guides in this hub. Each child page answers one job; this page does not repeat them.

Feng Shui Sofa Placement: Float It or Keep the Wall
Feng Shui sofa placement puts the main seat in command of the door, then chooses a floating conversation layout or a wall-backed sofa you can reverse.

Feng Shui TV Placement: Keep the Screen in Its Place
Feng Shui TV placement puts the television at seated eye level on a side wall so the sofa still sees the door and glare does not run the room.

Feng Shui Ceiling Fans: Over the Bed, Dust, and Air
A fan moves air. Over a bed it can be draft and noise. Dust and wobble are chores. Blade count does not scatter wealth or cause a headache by itself.

Feng Shui Lighting: Layers, Kelvin, and Dark Corners
Light is a bulb you can dim and a window you wipe. Warm for sleep, brighter for a desk. Lighting does not lift depression, activate a gua, or pay a bill.

How to Arrange Furniture: Door View, Then the Path
Command position is see the door, not sit in the door line. Beds, desks, and sofas first. A 3-foot rule is a walk test, not chi. Layout does not fix a relationship or a career.

Feng Shui Art Placement: What the Sofa and Pillow See
Feng Shui art is what you look at from the sofa or the pillow. Hang it so heads are not cropped and the door still opens. No wealth from a waterfall print.

Feng Shui Living Room Layout: Create Perfect Family Gathering Space
Master living room Feng Shui with our complete guide. Learn furniture arrangement, color harmony, and energy flow techniques to create the perfect family sanctuary.