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2026/07/05

Where to Place Plants in Your Home — Korean Feng Shui Room Guide

South-facing windows and solid headboards get all the attention, but Korean pungsu-jiri has equally specific ideas about where a potted pla...

High-Rise Apartment Feng Shui: Reconnecting With the Ground Below

South Korean apartments climb forty, fifty, even sixty stories into the sky — and pungsu-jiri (풍수지리, Korean geomancy) has a quiet concern a...

2026/07/03

Feng Shui Plants to Avoid Indoors: The Korean Warning List

South-facing windows and carefully chosen furniture mean little if a dying plant is quietly draining your room's energy. Korean pungsu-...

2026/07/02

Korean Feng Shui Indoor Plants: Which Ones Actually Matter

South-facing windows, a peony on the windowsill, and a tradition stretching back to 17th-century scholars — Korean pungsu has always had st...