slanted ceiling in the bedroom

[myfs_102517]

hi,

I would like to know how to best arrange furniture in my bedroom, where one wall, facing North, is slanted, the opposite one has a little window which is pretty much the only resource of natural light. this is a loft bedroom, sort of upstairs, on the bi-level, remodeled off of the attic.

I am a Wood person, born in Water year, and my partner is a Fire person born in Earth year.

What would be the best solution for us,

awaiting response,

Agnes Swiatek

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Agnes,

Although sometimes, we read that slanted roofs are "inauspicious" but frankly this is very common and in my opinion, do not pose any issue especially if they do not have large beams "falling" down on a bed or a sit.

Or large beams can be seen, when we look up directly.

You should, try to check out your best sleeping direction or work direction using the Eight House theory, first.

Then check to see if these positions can be applied to your bedroom (in relation to the shapes and forms of the room).

Under the Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, try to, see if the bed / tables/chairs can be positioned "comfortably".

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 4/10/2004 6:32:11 AM, Anonymous wrote:

hi,

I would like to know how to

best arrange furniture in my

bedroom, where one wall,

facing North, is slanted, the

opposite one has a little

window which is pretty much

the only resource of natural

light. this is a loft bedroom,

sort of upstairs, on the

bi-level, remodeled off of the

attic.

I am a Wood person, born in

Water year, and my partner is

a Fire person born in Earth

year.

What would be the best

solution for us,



awaiting response,



Agnes Swiatek