Sheffield School

Unit One:

• Feng Shui design fundamentals.
• The history and schools of Feng Shui.
• Ch'i (energy), connectivity, and balance.
• How Ch'i flows through the home.
• Basic principles for using Ch'i in the decoration of the home.
• How to de-clutter the home.
• The Bagua and how it is used in Feng Shui design.

Unit Two:

• The complementary forces of Yin and Yang.
• The five elements and their relationships to one another.
• How to recognize Yin, Yang, and the five elements in furnishings, fabrics, and interiors.
• How to use Yin, Yang, and the five elements to create harmonious interiors.
• Feng Shui remedies for Ch'i enhancement and room adjustments.
• How to use Feng Shui remedies to achieve specific personal and design goals.

Unit Three:

• Strategies for enhancing the healthy flow of Ch'i through the home.
• Factors outside the home that affect the home's interior.
• Tips for protecting your home from negativity outside.
• How to use Feng Shui to create inviting entryways and foyers.
• Ideal placements for doors and windows, and Feng Shui interior design remedies for poor placement.
• How to use Feng Shui on hallways and stairs.
• The Feng Shui meanings of colors; and how to use color to create a harmonious interior.
• How to use Feng Shui design principles when choosing furniture.
• Applying Feng Shui to living rooms and family rooms.

Unit Four:

• How to use Feng Shui in dining rooms and kitchens.
• Feng Shui guidelines for choosing and placing furniture in kitchens and dining rooms.
• Placement of mirrors and lights in dining rooms and kitchens.
• Strategies for balancing kitchens by using the five elements.
• Remedies for dining room and kitchen challenges.
• The meanings of shapes in Feng Shui design.
• The use of fabrics in Feng Shui design.

Unit Five:

• How to design peaceful bedrooms using Feng Shui.
• Bed positions that promote sleep and romance.
• Ideal placements for bedroom furniture.
• Designing nurturing bedrooms for children.
• Tips for designing beautiful and effective storage space.
• Common bathroom challenges and remedies.
• How to use the Bagua as a design tool in bedrooms and bathrooms.

Unit Six:

• Applying Feng Shui interior design principles to the home office, and offices outside the home.
• Choosing office furniture.
• Considering a client's personality when designing an office space.
• Remedies to enhance productivity and working relationships.
• Guidelines for working as a professional Feng Shui consultant.
• Working with Feng Shui clients.
• How to give a professional Feng Shui client presentation.
• Feng Shui maintenance.

The Sheffield School Feng Shui Interior Design Course exposes you to a wide spectrum of Feng Shui. By learning Feng Shui from both a personal and aesthetic design approach, you will be able to apply Feng Shui to best suit your needs and those of your clients.

Sheffield's presentation of Feng Shui in our Course is balanced and unbiased. We do not try to persuade you toward a particular philosophy or guru. Our purpose is to give you successful Feng Shui design training. We've condensed the historical, artistic and philosophical aspects of Feng Shui into this unique, guided learning experience.

The Course is grounded in Sheffield's approach of utilizing sound, contemporary educational methods, developed over decades of teaching students and designers, such as yourself. The Sheffield School teaches the front door method of Feng Shui for its ease-of-use and effectiveness, while exploring concepts and principles common to all schools of Feng Shui.

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