When most people think of Feng Shui, they immediately think of organization and placement. While it is true that organization and the particular layout of an office is fundamental to creating positive Feng Shui, there are other less thought of elements that are just as important. In fact, the element of color is vitally important to the overall Feng Shui of the office.

Yin Feng Shui Color Tips

There are two sides to Feng Shui color. There is the Yin side and the Yang side. Each part of the Ying Yang Feng Shui color scale can add great power and appeal to your office. The Yin colors promote healing and relaxation. There are numerous important colors in the Yin section that you may wish to add to your office in order to further promote healing and relaxation.

Blue: Blue represents high energy in the Yin color scale. It also represents love and is proven to create a calm and soothing feeling. Additionally it includes and represents the attributes of peace, trust, adventure, exploration, intellect and wisdom.

Black: Black represents money and income. This color is proven to promote great careers when it is used along with metals. It also represents emotional protection and power.

Purple: Purple is by and far one of the most important, if not THE most important color, in the belief of Feng Shui. This color promotes physical and mental healing and is also associated with spiritual balance or awakening.

White: This color in the Feng Shui spectrum represents confidence and purity. It also represents poise. When it is used with gold and silver it can promote and create a very calm atmosphere.

Other colors in the Feng Shui Yin color spectrum are pink and green.

Yang Feng Shui Color Tips

The following are the most important colors when it comes to the Yang side of the Feng Shui color spectrum.

Yellow: Yellow represents warmth, cheerfulness and friendliness. However, it should be used in moderation. When used in excess, yellow can actually cause anxiety.

Orange: Orange is proven to promote concentration. That is why most offices add this color to their Feng Shui color scheme. It also represents creativity and organization.

Tan, red, brown, maroon, and gold are also considered Yang Feng Shui colors.

Using Feng Shui With The Yin And Yang Color Scale

Mixing colors of both the Yin and Yang sides of the Feng Shui color scale can greatly improve an offices overall Feng Shui. The use of and mixture of these colors can promote a better work effort and can create an overall better working environment. However you choose to mix and match these colors, you are sure to create a great atmosphere and enhance your offices Feng Shui.

These colors can be used to highlight an office and make it look bigger when used in painting the walls and trim. Additionally, these colors should be used in all objects within the office including desks, chairs, tables, and even rugs. This will greatly improve the Feng Shui in your office and will promote better business.

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