This Is How to Feng Shui for a Long Hallway

The hall or porch of the house is the place that the exterior with the interior. It must be decorated in such a way as to be a filter so that negative energies do not pass through.

Ideas for the Hall according to Feng Shui

The porch is the welcoming room to our home, the first thing our guests see, and the last thing we enjoy at home before going out into the world day after day. Therefore, taking care of the good disposition of the energies in this area can be the key to our happiness, prosperity, and well-being. Discover some Feng Shui tips for the hall of the house, and take advantage of the energies that surround you every day and every moment.

Feng Shui tips to decorate the hall

This corner of the house can be internal or external, small or spacious, and even integrated into another room. Its purpose is to separate the outside from the inside, welcome or farewell, from the outer yang and the inner Yin; it is a threshold that distinguishes both aspects of our lives.

To harmonize it, we can place Pa-Kua elements (traditional Chinese objects, such as figures, coins, and others), especially if you use them according to the theoretical recommendation of Feng Shui. But the truth is that you must promote good energies from your environment and behavior: not by placing a handful of coins will your life cease to be the chaos you choose. If you receive your guests in a dirty, untidy house, with broken glass and worn furniture, there will not be many pa-kuas that change their feeling and inner harmony.

“In the hall, there must always be a good amount of natural light, and confinement should not be sought, as it is a way of isolating ourselves from visits and the entry of new things and people into our lives.”

On the porch, we must always maintain order, cleanliness, and the excellent condition of each element. The floors, walls, and ceilings and curtains, and furniture upholstery, if any, should be in light, pastel tones, such as salmon, peach, ocher, and pale pink. There must always be a good amount of natural light, and confinement should not be sought, as it is a way of isolating ourselves from visits and the entry of new things and people into our lives.

As soon as you open the door, you should have a loose place to take off your coat, leave your bag or put your keys. Place a neat and clean table or cabinet on one side of the entrance, with a platter for belongings, along with a coat rack or coat hanger. An umbrella carrier with some closed will be ideal for covering the corner and avoiding the accumulation of negative energies.

On the other side of the hall, you can put a live and rozagant plant that reminds us of vitality and will help filter the bad vibes that threaten to enter the home. Also, try to place there, or on the wall, one of three photographs of the family in happy situations, remind the threats that this is a home of love, and inspire you and feel better when you leave home.

“The best thing is to locate plants or elements that allow privacy in the porch and that avoid the entrance of bad vibes from outside.”

Many choose to put mirrors facing the door to reflect bad energies out to decorate the hall or porch. On the other hand, others feel more comfortable placing them to the side to review the outfit before going out. Take the choice that you prefer, which makes you feel more comfortable, but taking a precaution: do not leave a completely free path from the front door and into the interior. The best thing is to locate plants or elements that allow privacy and avoid the entry of bad vibes from outside.

Follow these Feng Shui tips to decorate the hall of the house to promote good energies and prevent negative ones from entering the home.