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In the design of a bathroom, two essential elements are the toilet and the mirror. When these are properly placed, the feng shui of the bathroom is considered to be in good condition. There are three main principles to consider when arranging the space.
First, the mirror and the toilet should not face each other directly. The toilet is a place for waste disposal, and it’s believed that seeing your reflection while using the toilet can bring negative energy. However, it's acceptable if the toilet is not visible from the mirror, as long as the mirror doesn't reflect the toilet directly.
Second, neither the toilet nor the mirror should be aligned with the bathroom door. This helps maintain privacy and avoids the flow of negative energy entering or exiting the room.
Third, the bathroom must have a window, and it should remain open whenever possible. A window allows for proper ventilation, helping to remove humidity and stale air, keeping the space fresh and dry.
**Bathroom Color Scheme**
The color palette of a bathroom should be light and airy. White is the most popular choice because it creates a sense of cleanliness and brightness, which aligns with the purpose of a bathroom. This follows the principle of balance—where a "dirty" area should appear clean and a "smelly" space should feel fresh. It’s best to avoid using strong colors like deep red or bright yellow, as they represent fire in the five elements. Since the bathroom is associated with waste and "little people," introducing fire could disrupt the balance.
**Additional Feng Shui Tips**
The floor level of the bathroom should not be higher than the rest of the house, especially the living area. It's also advisable not to place a bathroom in the master bedroom, as this can create an imbalance in energy flow. A bathroom should not be overly large, as it may symbolize too many "little people" around. In modern homes, a bathroom of about 5-8% of the total area (for a 100-square-meter home) is ideal. If you live alone or with a small family, having more than one bathroom might not be necessary. Also, avoid converting an empty bathroom into a bedroom, as this is considered poor feng shui.