Feng Shui Color Chart

Along with the five basic elements; wood, water, fire, metal, and earth Feng Shui is related to Chinese astrology in that it deals with calendar cycles and energy directions. Chinese elements do not refer exclusively to matter but rather to subtle basic forms of changing energy. Each element also has a productive and destructive cycle, so that any given element will always be in a process of change somewhere on a never-ending cycle of positive/negative, male/female energy. The different color associations in the home can be used to strengthen the influence of element it represents. The colors green and brown relates to wood. Fire corresponds to red, strong yellow, orange, and purple. Light yellow, tan, and light brown is corresponded by Earth.
White and gray correlate with metal Water corresponds to blue and black. Your energy map, or “bagua” (literal Chinese meaning “eight symbols”), ultimately affects how you place elemental colors in your house. Health and family well-being may be encouraged by using green in the eastern part of the home. In the Northern region blue is commonly used to fortify career plans. Pure white in the West supports creative endeavors. Using yellow on the southern side promotes social well-being and pleasant festivities.feng shui tips Feng shui is incredibly complex, but as you learn the associations, directions, and elements you will find that color can become a source of peace and balance in your everyday environment.