There are several taboos relating to the king/queen sized beds. What are they?

[Cecil Lee]

There are several taboos relating to the king/queen sized beds:-
1. If possible, try to buy a single piece of bed. And not join two singles to form a queen sized bed.
2. Please take a look at the two photos in the attachment.
2.1. Generally, Model A with distinctive horizontal designs on the bed-head frame is suppose to be OK. But, because; as the sewing was done exactly at the middle (symbolise a split); this design then becomes less ideal.
2.2. Thus, Model B's bed-head design in the above case, is favoured over Model A's.

[Cecil Lee]

Under symbolism in Feng Shui; the two attachments showing a queen sized bed each; has a "split" exactly in the middle of the bed-head. Here, this is considered inauspicious as the split is "exactly" in the middle of the bed.
This is considered as similar to joining two single beds into a full queen sized bed = inauspicious.

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On 11/1/2013 8:25:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
There are several taboos
relating to the king/queen
sized beds:-1. If possible,
try to buy a single piece of
bed. And not join two singles
to form a queen sized bed.2.
Please take a look at the two
photos in the attachment.2.1.
Generally, Model A with
distinctive horizontal designs
on the bed-head frame is
suppose to be OK. But,
because; as the sewing was
done exactly at the middle
(symbolise a split); this
design then becomes less
ideal.2.2. Thus, Model B's
bed-head design in the above
case, is favoured over Model
A's.

[Cecil Lee]

Under symbolism in Feng Shui, it is equally important to "visualise" a painting and where to put it.
Especially if a painting has a river flowing "somewhere".
Where possible, it should not be hung on a wall where it looks as if; the water flows out of the house e.g. out of the main door.

 

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On 11/5/2013 4:50:44 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Under symbolism in Feng Shui; the two
attachments showing a queen sized bed
each; has a "split" exactly in the
middle of the bed-head. Here, this is
considered inauspicious as the split is
"exactly" in the middle of the bed.This
is considered as similar to joining two
single beds into a full queen sized bed
= inauspicious.On 11/1/2013 8:25:24 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >There are several
taboos >relating to the king/queen
sized beds:-1. If possible, >try
to buy a single piece of >bed. And
not join two singles >to form a queen
sized bed.2. >Please take a look at
the two >photos in the
attachment.2.1. >Generally, Model A
with >distinctive horizontal designs
on the bed-head frame is >suppose
to be OK. But, >because; as the
sewing was >done exactly at the
middle >(symbolise a split); this
design then becomes less
ideal.2.2. Thus, Model B's
bed-head design in the above
case, is favoured over Model
A's.

[Cecil Lee]

Many Feng Shui Masters make their living out of selling useless commercial products.

What Feng Shui? These are Fakes! LOL

[preppy]

hi, what about this bed? thank you

[Cecil Lee]

1 hour ago, preppy said:

hi, what about this bed? thank you

Not perfect under symbolism in Feng Shui.

Fortunately it is considered minor issue or even a non-issue in Feng Shui.

As there are more important considerations than this!

Reference: There are even more important considerations… for example….

Is my existing house or potential new (re-sale) home still lucky today?

https://www.geomancy.net/forums/blogs/entry/25-is-my-existing-house-or-potential-new-re-sale-home-still-lucky-today/