As long as you understand the logic, there is no room too challenging, no problem feng shui can't unravel. Feng shui is just about making the most of your spaces, no matter how awkward or small, or whether you own or rent.

Living rooms are where families gather, visitors are welcomed and there’s the most life and energy, so go to town with plants, art and mirrors (making sure they reflect lovely things, not doorways – you don’t want to be startled by your own reflection on entering). Mack's experiences when he faces up to his darkest nightmares will astound you, and perhaps transform you as much as it did him. Desks can be disguised a little if you keep the units on either side at the same level so it flows and blends in. Her book is based on years of personal experience and training, supporting the bereaved through a structure and pace that offers practical and psychological support on a day by day basis.Great book overall, informative, concise, easy read and great illustrations which did not distract from the content. We almost always feel better in a beautiful, balanced space, and that’s a step in the right direction to health, wealth and happiness. Categorise everything, don’t allow a miscellaneous box, toiletries need to be in the bathroom, clothes in the bedroom and so on.

Tan explains the reasoning behind core feng shui principles and encourages the reader to adapt based on what feels best individually. Feng shui – the centuries-old guidelines for design – literally means ‘the way of wind and water’ and refers to the ideal location and orientation for the perfect city: with proximity to a river, protection from the hills and safety from floods. We are going to tell you the truth, so you can make an informed decision about your life and your body .Menopausing will build an empowered, supportive community to break this terrible silence once and for all. Not often will architectural advice make you laugh out loud, but Cliff Tan is no ordinary architect. You can stop it looking messy – put the tall things on the side, create negative (empty) space in front, use odd numbers of objects which go easier on the eye, and create clusters of colourful things together rather than spreading them around which can feel uneven if the rest of your colour scheme is neutral. It was so interesting how what naturally feels good or makes sense in a home seems to follow the rules of Feng Shui.

I learned a lot in this little hardback and will be referring back to it often as I arrange and decorate my apartment! Though bedrooms can be passionate places, the main element should be earth, not fire, so prioritise this space as your sanctuary, a calming place to rest and recharge. In Feng Shui Modern, Cliff explains the concepts of feng shui and then uses expert tips and practical diagrams to show – room by room – how our own styles, colour palettes and furniture can be used to maximise any environment. Never place chandeliers, shelves or heavy art above your head – even if firmly secure, they will cause anxiety about safety.Infact, the videos might be even more helpful with the visual aid, especially regarding furniture placement.