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Anita Rosenberg’s Feng Shui Home

Posted by Terah Collins on Mar 9, 2011 in Art, Your Home | Comments Off on Anita Rosenberg’s Feng Shui Home

“Hi, Here is my latest blog on My LA Lifestyle. It’s got fabulous photos of my Hollywood loft taken by a wonderful Argentina photographer for a Buenos Aires home decor magazine called Living. Enjoy and hope it inspires you to create your Homey Home.” From Anita Rosenberg

Q&A: Photos of the Deceased

Posted by Terah Collins on Oct 11, 2010 in Art, Q & A, Your Home | 5 comments

Q: I have heard you are not suppose to put photos of deceased people on your wall. I have a collection of family photos some of which include deceased relatives and I would like to make a family photo wall. Can these photos be added to the wall and if not why not.

Q & A – Feng Shui and Juicy Fruit

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jan 5, 2009 in Art, Q & A | 1 comment

Q. A client asked me it if was okay to put a picture of persimmons in her bathroom. The persimmons are the only items in the picture and they go well with the decor. Is there a Feng Shui edit concerning fruit in the bathroom?!? – Teri S.

Tips for a Feng Shui Vision Board

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Dec 30, 2008 in Art, Bagua, Five Elements | 5 comments

By Liv Kellgren & Conscious Environments

Each year is full of new choices, opportunities and possibilities! Now is the time to create a 2009 Vision Board: a collection of images and objects that represent the goals, dreams and visions of all the goodness that 2009 has in store. No matter what the collective experience has been these last few months, we as individuals still have needs and priorities; And, when we focus on those specific things we want, they can manifest quickly and delightfully.

Feng Shui & Front Entrances – Welcoming the New Year into Your Home

Posted by Terah Collins on Nov 25, 2008 in Art, Ch'i, Eliminating Clutter, Terah, Your Home | Comments Off on Feng Shui & Front Entrances – Welcoming the New Year into Your Home

The New Year is a great time to enhance the front entrance and foyer area of your home. Here, an openly welcoming environment symbolizes your desire to embrace life’s joyful experiences, helpful people, and golden opportunities. Roll out the welcome mat, and make it literally “entranc-ing.”