Enter House Details
Formula Used
The calculator uses a weighted scoring model. The final score is limited between 0 and 100.
Final Score = Personal Direction Score + Environment Score + Room Element Score + Adjustments
Personal direction score compares house facing and main door direction with the Kua lucky directions.
Environment score uses entrance quality, light, air, clutter, and shape regularity.
Room element score compares each room element with the element of its location sector.
Adjustments include water feature placement, greenery, missing corners, and central stair penalty.
How to Use This Calculator
- Enter the birth year and choose the Kua formula type.
- Select the facing direction and main door direction.
- Choose the sectors for bedroom, kitchen, office, and bathroom.
- Rate entrance quality, light, clutter, shape, and greenery.
- Add missing corners and central stair details.
- Press Calculate to show the result below the header.
- Use CSV or PDF buttons to save the report.
Example Data Table
| Example | Facing | Door | Bedroom | Kitchen | Light | Clutter | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Balanced family home | East | Southeast | Southwest | South | 8 | 2 | Strong balance |
| Blocked entrance layout | West | North | North | Center | 4 | 8 | Needs improvement |
| Moderate apartment plan | South | South | West | East | 6 | 5 | Moderate balance |
Feng Shui House Planning Guide
Overview
A feng shui house check studies how direction, form, and daily use work together. It does not replace a full site survey. It gives a clear starting point for planning. The calculator looks at your facing side, main door, key rooms, light, clutter, and shape. These parts affect how balanced a home may feel.
Direction and Personal Fit
Direction is a major input. Many systems compare a person’s Kua number with the front direction and door direction. A supportive direction can make activity feel easier. A poor direction does not mean failure. It only shows where extra care may help. Better lighting, open access, and steady maintenance can improve most rooms.
Rooms and Elements
Room placement is also important. A calm bedroom supports rest. A bright office supports focus. A kitchen carries strong fire energy. A bathroom holds water energy and drainage symbolism. The calculator compares each room with the element of its sector. It also checks whether the home has missing corners, a central stair, or a difficult water feature.
Reading the Score
The final score is a planning guide. Use it to decide which areas need attention first. Start with the entrance because it shapes the first impression. Remove blocked items near the door. Keep pathways clear. Add useful storage. Improve air flow and natural light. Then review the bedroom, kitchen, and work areas.
Improvement Planning
A good result usually means the home has clear access, balanced sectors, and low structural issues. A low result highlights practical fixes. You may change room functions, use softer decor, add plants, reduce clutter, or improve lighting. Small changes can make the home easier to use. The best plan respects comfort, safety, and personal routines.
Practical Use
Because feng shui methods vary, treat the score as a structured checklist, not a fixed verdict. Some schools use compass degrees. Others use the door, land shape, or visible flow. This tool keeps the method simple and practical. It blends direction, elements, and condition scores into one result. Use the notes to compare several layouts before moving furniture or planning renovation work. Record each version with the export buttons. Over time, you can see which changes raise comfort, reduce stress, and support clearer movement through the house. Share the report with family members before choosing permanent design changes today.
FAQs
What does this feng shui house calculator measure?
It measures directional fit, entrance quality, room sector elements, light, clutter, shape, greenery, water placement, and structural penalties. The score gives a planning guide, not a fixed judgment.
Is the result a professional feng shui audit?
No. It is an educational planning tool. A full audit may include compass degrees, land forms, time cycles, personal details, and on-site observation.
What is a Kua number?
A Kua number is a traditional personal number used to group supportive and less supportive directions. This calculator uses it for direction matching.
Why does clutter reduce the score?
Clutter blocks movement, light, and practical use. In feng shui planning, clear paths and open access are usually treated as strong supporting factors.
Why are room elements included?
Each direction has an element. Each room also has a practical symbolic element. The calculator compares them to estimate harmony, support, or conflict.
Are missing corners always bad?
Missing corners are treated as planning concerns. They do not always mean a severe problem. Lighting, mirrors, plants, and balanced furniture can help.
Why is a central staircase penalized?
A central staircase may create busy movement through the middle of a home. The calculator adds a penalty and suggests grounding improvements.
Can I export my result?
Yes. Use the CSV button for spreadsheet records. Use the PDF button for a simple printable report with scores and recommendations.