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2021: THE RISE OF THE TRADITIONAL COMFORT! In uncertain times people tend to look for more security in their spaces. And the familiarity of Traditional and Classic design elements is truly an antidote for uncertainty! This could also be reflective of the fact that so many people are moving away from urban spaces to more traditional suburban or rural homes.... Some decor items that bring instant traditional comfort to our living space are: slipcovers sofas, traditional patterns & functionality. Experts agree that these will be on top of our list for home decor during 2021. From Feng Shui stand, keep in mind, the most auspicious directions to focus on this year are: EAST, WEST, NORTHWEST & SOUTHWEST. Decorate these sections of your house with the most supportive colours for 2021: shades of GREY, WHITE, BLUE & METALLIC colours. The colours to avoid using in access are : red, orange & yellow. In all rooms of the house, the centre is the most important section of the house in 2021. Locate the centre of the house, as well, pay attention to the centres of each room, making sure these areas are kept tidy & in good repair order, to encourage the positive life energy to flourish throughout the house. LIVE WELL!

I wish your tomorrow is more healthy, prosperous, and happy than yesterday and today! Happy New Year

Buying a Home that Needs Some Work! When you’re shopping for a new home, you probably want the property to be as move in ready as possible. That way, you can... well... just move in! However, there are a lot of fantastic properties on the market that need some work.... For example, you might see a home that has everything you need, but the kitchen is long overdue for a renovation. Or, you might view a property that requires a lot of repairs and painting tasks that, at first glance, seem overwhelming. You don’t want to just pass on a property that might be a great buy. On the other hand, you don’t want to purchase a home, only to end up with more renovations, repairs and expenses than you anticipated. What’s the solution? When you view a home that needs work, make a note of exactly what needs to be done. Stick to the important must have improvements and leave nice to have improvements for a later time. Chances are, you’ll identify just one or two projects such as paint all the walls or replace the countertops in the kitchen. Once you have that list, you’ll be in a better position to determine how long the work will likely take and the approximate cost. This will give you some needed perspective on whether or not to buy the home. If a home you’re considering needs $15,000 in work that can probably be completed within two months, that might make the property worth buying. In fact, it probably would! So, when you see an otherwise ideal home that needs some work, don’t let your imagination make that work into more than it is. Take notes and get estimates. I am here to answer any question or concerns; feel free to contact me anytime. It is always my pleasure!

How To Cleanse Your Home Energy With Water & Salt? I don't think this year has spared anyone from challenging energies. We are all affected by health, social, political or economic events one way or another. Crises and opportunities are tightly knit together. So let's make it a priority to use these events for our collective benefit. ... Our homes carry all of the stress that goes on in the world. And what we can control in our homes, is the harmony we can create. Feng Shui is a powerful tool for that. My recommendations for strengthening harmony at home for the coming months would be using salt water cure. A salt water cure is a powerful Feng Shui tool which can remove negative energies from your house throughout the year. Using salt’s natural cleansing power, we can direct negative energies into to this cure, and therefore regenerate the Chi. How to make it: Place salt in the container, filling 3/4 of it. Pour water over the salt carefully, enough to cover the salt but not to the top. Place the container is an open space area but safely away from children reach. Chang the salt water every few weeks by dumping it into the toilet, close the toilet lid and flush it away. LIVE WELL!

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