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Feng shui in children’s rooms: creating a harmonious space for happiness and development
A child’s room builds a sense of safety: a bed with a headboard, rounded edges, calm colours, empty space on the shelves and warm light.

Lea Gobo
Light, layout and materials shape how you sleep, work and rest, even when you do not think about them. I look at the space together with you and find what makes it calmer and clearer. I start from what is already there.
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Approach
Feng shui is the method I read a space with: orientation, proportion, light and layout. No symbols and no promises.

Where you come in, where you sit, where you linger and where you only pass through because there is no other way.

I measure the space, its position and orientation, then calculate the elements of the people who live or work in it.

I write a report with a list of interventions, from the ones that fit into a single day to the ones that wait for a renovation.
Experiences
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Journal

3 min read
A child’s room builds a sense of safety: a bed with a headboard, rounded edges, calm colours, empty space on the shelves and warm light.

2 min read
A few changes at your desk, from layout and cables to a view of the door, that make returning to work easier and the working day calmer.

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A short guide to 2026 by the directions of your home: which colours, materials and objects to bring into the centre and into each part of the space.
Contact
Write to me about the space you live or work in and what does not sit right in it. I answer within two working days.
The first conversation takes 15 minutes, costs nothing, and tells us whether this is the right path for your space.
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