The second problem area is mirrors.
Mirrors are great. However, they create double the energy.
As a result, feng shui experts recommend placing them behind your closet doors or removing them from all bedrooms completely.
Kind of counter intuitive since you want to make sure you’ve got the matching pants to a suit on before leaving for work, huh?
Like electronics, mirrors can distract.
True story, I went into two different homes. As soon as I entered a wall of mirrors from ceiling to floor. It was the first thing to hit the eye. It didn’t add or expand the living room space to look larger nor did it add any additional light. However, a definite disco vibe for those who remember disco.
In either case, the purpose of keeping them from your living space or bedroom (s) is to ensure optimal rest and relaxation.
Assess where and why mirrors hang, and ask yourself:
- Do my mirrors reflect an expansive beautiful space?
- Do I see a pile of bills (clutter) reflected back?
When you hang a mirror, make sure it reflects more light, or provides an expansive, serene view of the room or bedroom.
Moreover, be mindful of how this small change adds to the overall value of your home..