Jami Lin’s Feng Shui, Interior Design, ColorAlchemy & Skin Care

Hi,

My new studio space is a elongated rectangular second floor,  facing west. Also my front door -gorgeous heavy glass- opens to spacious open-concept stairs, with a large landing mid-stairs, starting/opening in the W then continuing to be topped in the N wall (centre)by a lattice gate(keeps shop-kitties in & safe) surrounded by a mini-wall or 4′ half-wall. I have a roomy display area in the N-NE where the stairs arise from through the floor(mid-N). This ends at the bathroom wall. Bathroom is NE corner.

On the second floor (my business is a second and third floors business with the west-facing door on main street level.) I have a huge sunny bay window that faces west and the back of the studio has stairs in a ‘c’ shape going to third floor is rising in the S-SE …lge Bathroom in NE corner…Mirrored L-shaped hallway in E leading to an enclosed added-on porch-room is in the SE.  Our back windows face E and 2 fire escape doors(1 on 2nd flr and one on 3rd floor lead to rooftop patio in the E. Patio is on 2nd floor door on second is from the added on  enclosed patio-room.

Any different methods I’ve read about laying basic baqua map give me totally opposite info.

I notice your directional map has North as the front of the house. Where do I start to lay the map. I assume I simply use directions?? I just moved in and need some kind of wisdom here, I’m so confused, I want to use your way of mapping, I love your site:-)

Trying hard!!

Oh and I love my electric insert in the old fireplace in the S-SW. building is 1939 on a busy character-filled street with a sidestreet where the sun sets …coming to my main street like a T, thank you my clients and I are very looking forward to your help!!

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