In Feng Shui, dark blue represents movement and an abundance of water.
2. Deep Blues
For Feng Shui, dark blues represent the element of water and are symbolic of abundance and the movement of the seas. Blue is a perfect colour to incorporate into your home if your goal is to increase your wealth. The best approach is to add dark blues into spaces associated with money and combine them with white or beige to soften and control blue’s energy. This will help prevent unstable vibrations in your home. Lighter tones of blue represent health and familial relationships. It is possible to combine both light and dark blues, but we advise exercising caution.
How to Incorporate Blues
One recommendation is to paint an accent wall or the front door of a house in a dark blue. Blue can also be incorporated through furniture like sofas, seats, and cushions. Another approach is to add it to your home with a fish tank or a decorative fountain. It is one of the most versatile and favourite colours to use in a home, and it also helps to create a sense of tranquillity.
The colour gold represents financial riches in Feng Shui.
3. Gold
According toFeng Shuiprinciples, the colour gold can help manifest good luck and it also plays an important role in attracting money. Old Chinese charms, furniture, and decorative elements, are rich with gold details and it is a strong element of the Chinese aesthetic. Gold is essential when decorating a home so that it embodies both abundance and security.
How to incorporate gold
While it is a little harder to introduce gold into a home when compared to some other colours, a good approach is to add it through items like picture frames, cushions, curtains, wallpaper, or even to the frames around doorways. It is important to have touches of gold in your dining room, kitchen, and foyer, to welcome guests. Wherever and however you introduce it into your home, the effort can prove profitable.
