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20 Feng Shui Dos and Don’ts to Spark Romance in Your Bedroom

Hedy Damari by Hedy Damari
01/11/2025
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Want to breathe new life into your love life? Revamping your bedroom with feng shui can help set the stage for passion, connection, and harmony. Here are 20 expert dos and don’ts to make your boudoir more romance-friendly.


1. DO revamp your bed

Air out your mattress, rotate it, and dress it with inviting linen, luxurious cushions, and a soft throw rug — ideally in sultry earth tones. Position your bed centrally if possible, accessible from both sides, and avoid pushing it against a wall.

2. DON’T rely on mirrors in front of the bed

Mirrors over or opposite the bed might be trendy, but in feng shui, they reflect energy away and disrupt intimacy. Save them for other areas, like your hallway or wardrobe doors.

3. DO ditch the “single” mindset

Replace images of loneliness with romantic artwork and photos of happy couples. Use items in pairs, like candles or ornaments, and place them in the south-west corner or opposite the foot of your bed. A round mirror also symbolises unity and completeness.

4. DON’T clutter with electronics

TVs, laptops, and electric blankets interfere with the room’s energy. Swap late-night binge-watching for a book, battery-powered clock radio, or hot water bottle.

5. DO introduce love crystals

Rose quartz and amethyst are known for their harmonious, romantic vibes. Place them on a windowsill, dresser, or bedside table.

6. DON’T overuse metal

Metal conducts energy and can block the flow of chi. If your bed frame is metal, consider switching to wood for a more natural, grounding feel.

7. DO create a “Relationship Gua”

Designate the far-right corner of your home (from the front door perspective) as your love corner. Decorate with crystals, pictures of couples, affirmations, and jasmine around a cosy two-seater couch.

8. DON’T invite negative energy

Avoid placing your bed directly under a window, which can let in disruptive energy. Move it to a safer spot if possible.

9. DO be clear about your intentions

Visualise the type of relationship you want. Create a collage of images, keywords, or symbols of romance, and place it somewhere visible. Couples can contribute together.

10. DON’T leave your bed vulnerable

Avoid lining your bed with a doorway. If unavoidable, hang a rose quartz or clear crystal in between for protection.

11. DO think pink

A touch of pink signals femininity and romance. Add hints of red or crimson for passion — no need to overdo it.

12. DON’T keep sharp objects nearby

Knives, scissors, or swords in the bedroom symbolize aggression and disrupt romantic energy. Remove them.

13. DO reposition your bed

Align your bed north-south if possible, which is considered ideal for romance in feng shui.

14. DON’T treat your bedroom as a gym

Weights, exercise equipment, and cluttered gear create an atmosphere of hard work and stress, which blocks romance. Leave workouts for other spaces.

15. DO check the energy flow

Walk from your front door to your bedroom and ensure the chi flows smoothly. Rearrange furniture to clear the path, especially toward your “Relationship Gua.”

16. DON’T live in the past

Remove items from old relationships — photos, letters, gifts, or clothing that evoke melancholy or resentment. Purge your space for fresh energy.

17. DO care for your doors

Ensure both your front and bedroom doors open easily and fully. Stuck or squeaky doors block energy and may symbolise obstacles in love.

18. DON’T turn your bedroom into a family gallery

Photos of kids, parents, or relatives may be sentimental, but they distract from intimacy. Keep the space focused on romance.

19. DO follow your nose

Set the mood with sensual scents like jasmine, lavender, or vanilla. Use candles, incense, or diffusers to create a romantic atmosphere.

20. DON’T bring running water into the bedroom

Fountains, aquariums, or images of water can destabilise relationships. Move them to the lounge or bathroom instead.


5 Simple Tips For Keeping The Romance Alive3

Feng shui your bedroom and watch the romance flourish!

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Hedy Damari

Hedy Damari

Hedy Damari is an astrologer, writer and author. She was the editor and features writer of Your Destiny magazine for eight years and star columnist for Good Health. She is the current astrologer for TV Week, Yours and the online astrologer for Australian Cosmopolitan. Hedy has written three astrology annuals for Woman’s Day and is a regular contributor for Cosmo Pregnancy, New Idea, Woman’s Day and Wellbeing Astrology. Hedy has written two books - Absolute Astro and Absolute Love Astro (Park St Press).

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