🏡 Why do some houses live together every day but feel apart?

This question happened when Kae talked to "Nu Jung," Kae's daughter who is a psychologist.

The two of us looked at "home" from different angles.

But let's meet up with the same story interestingly.

🧠 in psychology.

Each person has an unequal need for privacy.

Having a space where we can stay quiet or do our own activities is part of helping the house answer different members.

🏡 What about in the corner of Feng Shui?

Chic sees that the house should not have only a good private room.

"Collective space" is just as important.

Try to observe the living room or dining table at home.

If full of stuff,

Sitting sick.

Bad light.

Or be held so that almost no one uses it.

Even if the house has a lot of space, it may be less likely for members to spend time together.

🌿. Chic things suggest trying to adjust.

• Make common areas easy to use. Do not be as beautiful as sample houses.

• Reduce unnecessary items to provide eye comfort space

• Arrange seats conducive to talk

• Proper light and air

• At the same time, respect the personal space of each member.

What's interesting is...

A warm home. Doesn't mean everyone has to be together all the time.

Sometimes we have to have space to stay out with ourselves.

To be together more comfortably. 🤍

This is where "Psychology × Feng Shui" comes across beautifully.

What kind of house is your house now?

Are they in a room, or is there a corner where everyone especially likes to gather?

Tell me about Kae and Jung. 😊

"Sometimes the problem of the house is not only the direction, but whether the area really solves the life of the people in the house.

Xintakai analyzed the house by looking at Feng Shui, the use of the area, and the people who actually lived. "

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