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Welcome to the ultimate Feng Shui makeover! In this living and dining room, we took the space from cozy-but-shadowy to a light-filled, harmonious haven. Let’s dive into the “before” and “after” details, sprinkle in some Feng Shui wisdom, and show you how the five elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) work their magic here. Before: The Dark Ages  Deep, dark furniture, a rich brown area rug, heavy curtains and sage-green walls creating a snug but heavy vibe. While the earthy tones had a grounding effect, the room was almost a little *too* grounded! Heavy colors can anchor a space, but they can also dampen the energy flow, making the room feel dense. It was begging for some light and movement to help it breathe! After: Let There Be Light!   With the new design, we’ve harnessed the power of light and open space. The walls are refreshed in a soft blue/green that channels flow (hello, water element!). This cool, airy tone immediately lifts the space, making it feel open and welcoming. Balance and Flow: Achieving Harmony with the Elements In Feng Shui, balance isn’t just about matching colors or textures; it’s about creating harmony among the five elements. Here’s how each element finds its place in this room: - Wood: Represented in the vibrant plant life (indoors and out), the beautiful wooden trim and flooring and the custom made dining table, the wood element encourages growth and vitality. - Fire: We’ve got a pop of fire with orange and rust accents (those leather chairs are stunning!), sparking excitement and warmth without overpowering. - Earth: The sandy-apricot color paint at the top of the walls and on the ceiling ground the space, keeping it stable and inviting. Earth tones help the room feel secure and balanced, anchoring all that airy energy. - Metal: The subtle metallic accents in the side tables, the light rug color and the light fixtures bring in focus and clarity, creating a crisp and organized feel. - Water: Water is about flow, and in this room, it’s expressed in the harmonious arrangement of furniture that makes the space feel fluid. Plus, the soft blue/green paint tones evoke a sense of relaxation and ease. Lighting: A key factor here! We traded the dim, moodier lighting in the dining area for a bright, stand-out fixture that casts a warm, inviting glow. That CHANDELIER—it’s not just lighting; it’s a statement piece that adds fire element energy, sparking life and energy in the room. The result? A room that feels alive and ready for connection! Art: Bringing in Personality The stunning artwork above the fireplace is more than a splash of color—it’s a focal point that anchors the space and draws the eye. This beautiful piece, commissioned by a Steamboat Springs artist, makes a statement and adds a gorgeous personal touch that enlivens the room. Creating Zones for Connection--Create the Campfire! Notice how the seating arrangement in both the living and dining areas creates zones for connection. The circular layout in the living area fosters conversation, while the open, airy dining area encourages gathering and sharing. In Feng Shui, rounded furniture and curved arrangements help soften energy flow, making the room feel inclusive and warm. The Result? An Energized, Balanced Space By lightening the color palette, adding gorgeous new furniture and decor and embracing a balanced flow of the elements, this room has transformed from a dark, cozy cave into a bright, harmonious sanctuary. It’s now a space that encourages connection, warmth, and a sense of ease—a true reflection of Feng Shui harmony. Feeling Inspired? Let’s bring that Feng Shui magic to your space! Contact us for a consultation, and let’s create a design that aligns with your energy, goals, and unique style. Ready to bring balance and beauty into your life? Reach out today! Lots of Love, XOXO 
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