FIELD CHECKLIST · FENG SHUI
The Five-Photo Office Feng Shui Checklist
A useful remote Feng Shui review begins with context, not decoration. Five deliberate photographs—entrance, desk view, desk support, full-room view, and window or circulation path—show how a person enters, works, sees, and moves through the space.
UPDATED 1 SEPTEMBER 2026 · BY YOUR ELEMENT
THE MINIMUM REMOTE REVIEW SET
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Photograph function before styling
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Keep compass direction with the images
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Show awkward areas honestly
04
Use the same standing height
Which five photographs matter?
The minimum useful set records approach, position, support, overview, and movement. Together they prevent one attractive corner from being mistaken for the whole room.
- → Entrance from outside the room
- → View from the seated position
- → Wall or opening behind the chair
- → Wide view from the opposite corner
- → Main window and circulation path
What information belongs beside the photos?
Images become interpretable when paired with direction and lived context. Note orientation, who uses the room, the work performed there, and one recurring difficulty you want examined.
- → Approximate north direction
- → Dimensions or floor plan
- → Typical working hours
- → Shared or private use
- → One concrete relationship or work question
What can photos not prove?
Photographs cannot establish every environmental variable or guarantee an outcome. They support a structured spatial reading; they do not turn placement advice into a promise of romance, income, or health.
- → Light changes across the day
- → Sound needs description
- → Building context may need an exterior view
- → Recommendations remain choices
CONTINUE WITH CONTEXT