From Katie Rogers, "The color red in feng shui is considered the good luck color. It holds a TON of energy. Think of it as the super-charged attractor color. Yet it’s also protective. It’s an activator of sorts. You get the idea. If you’ve been ignoring some aspect of your life, the intense chi of the red front door won’t really let you get away with it any longer."

From Anjie Cho, "Plants are really having a moment right now! Working with plants is beautiful because they’re living things that you can cultivate, so they encourage you to invest in and take care of something outside of yourself. They also represent growth, vitality, and healing." 

From Julie Schuster, "From a Feng Shui perspective, art has the ability propel positive energy and ignite the spirit. After all, “energy flows where the eye goes.” Hence, subject matter and positioning of creative works are both crucial elements to consider before investing in a significant piece of art." 

From Laura Cerrano, "In Feng Shui drain pipes relate to wealth and health (blood flow and the intestines, which also relates to the immune system). In regard to the reference of wealth, some may say leaky pipes is draining away your finances. Or, a clogged drain pipe could be backing up your finances, such as with not receiving payments on time, or perhaps your feeling overwhelmed with certain financial responsibilities." 

From Jamie Bass, "Are you nervous to explore feng shui more deeply because you’re afraid you’ll have to do things to your space that you won’t want to? Or, worse, that you’ll discover you’ve been doing things that have actively been hurting your chances of getting what you want in life? What works for each of us is different, so it’s perfectly ok to interpret recommendations differently based on what might work for you. Feng shui is not a fear-based, standardized practice."