Room and Goal Settings
Five Elements Balance
Use 0â10 to describe the current visual presence of each element.
Optional Personal Direction Profile
Interactive Floor Plan
Southeast
South
Southwest
East
Center
West
Northeast
North
Northwest
Layout Analysis
Element Summary
Detected Layout Issues
Priority Recommendations
Bagua Reference Table
| Direction | Life Area | Element | Traditional Colors | Planning Theme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North | Career | Water | Black / Deep Blue | Flow, work direction, opportunities |
| Northeast | Knowledge | Earth | Beige / Blue | Learning, reflection, skills |
| East | Family | Wood | Green | Growth, roots, support |
| Southeast | Wealth | Wood | Purple / Green | Prosperity, resources, abundance |
| South | Reputation | Fire | Red | Visibility, recognition, confidence |
| Southwest | Relationships | Earth | Pink / Earth tones | Partnership, connection, support |
| West | Creativity | Metal | White / Metallic | Children, ideas, creativity |
| Northwest | Helpful People | Metal | Gray / White | Mentors, travel, assistance |
| Center | Health & Balance | Earth | Yellow / Earth tones | Stability, wellbeing, integration |
How a Feng Shui Layout Generator Can Help
A Feng Shui layout generator gives you a structured way to review a room before moving furniture repeatedly. Traditional Feng Shui considers orientation, movement, visibility, symbolism, and the relationship between important objects. This tool turns those ideas into a visual planning exercise. You can choose a room type, enter dimensions, select an entrance direction, and add furniture to an interactive floor plan. The generator then checks practical patterns such as blocked pathways, crowded zones, command positions, lighting, and the balance of the Five Elements.
Use the Bagua as a Planning Overlay
The Bagua divides a space into nine conceptual areas. Each area is traditionally connected with a direction, element, color family, and life theme. Compass-based Feng Shui aligns the Bagua with directions. Entrance-based methods align it from the main doorway. This generator supports both approaches so users can compare guidance without treating one method as universally correct. The overlay is especially useful when deciding where plants, mirrors, desks, seating, decorative colors, or water features might fit within a room.
Focus on Flow and Command Position
One of the most practical ideas in Feng Shui is maintaining comfortable movement. A bed, desk, or sofa should not unnecessarily block a doorway or narrow a natural walking route. Command position usually means placing an important seat or bed where the entrance can be seen without sitting directly in the doorway. The generator scores these ideas alongside clutter and lighting. It also checks whether a layout contains potentially awkward mirror, stove, sink, or water-feature relationships.
Balance Tradition With Real Design Needs
Feng Shui should not override building codes, accessibility, fire safety, structural limits, ventilation, or personal comfort. Use the recommendations as a creative planning layer. Compare several layouts, review the score changes, and choose adjustments that also make everyday use easier. The strongest layout is usually one that feels calm, functional, navigable, and appropriate for the people using the room.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How does the Feng Shui score work?
The score is a practical heuristic based on room flow, command position, clutter, element balance, lighting, and furniture placement. It is not a scientific measurement.
2. Which Bagua method can I use?
You can choose compass-based Bagua or entrance-based Bagua. The tool adjusts its guidance to your selected method.
3. Can I use this for a bedroom?
Yes. Choose Bedroom as the property type and add the bed, doors, windows, mirrors, and other furniture to receive room-specific suggestions.
4. Does the generator calculate a Kua number?
Yes. An optional simplified traditional Kua calculation is included when you enter a birth year and profile. Results should be treated as traditional guidance rather than scientific advice.
5. Can I move furniture on the plan?
Yes. Add an item, drag it around the floor-plan area, rotate the selected item, delete it, or clear the whole plan.
6. What information is included in CSV exports?
The CSV contains the room settings, selected goals, scores, detected items, element values, and generated recommendations.
7. What is included in the PDF?
The PDF contains the room summary, Feng Shui score, category scores, element balance, and recommendations generated from your current layout.
8. Are Feng Shui recommendations scientifically proven?
No. Feng Shui is a traditional cultural practice. This generator is intended for planning, reflection, and educational use.