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Business space

A space that is worked in and walked into

I look at feng shui for business spaces through two things: how the space works through a whole day, and what a person feels walking in for the first time. Neither holds without the other.

Lea sits by a window with a tablet in her lap, daylight on the dark wall behind her.

What I look at

The path from the door to the desk

  • The first impression at the entrance and the path to where a guest settles.
  • Who sits where: facing the door, the window or the wall.
  • A place for a conversation where the door can be closed.
  • Light and noise across the working day, not only during my visit.
  • The arrangement of workplaces and the paths between them.
  • The space where guests wait and what they look at there.
  • Brand colours in the space, for when the space and the brand say different things.
  • Whatever stands in the way because there is no better place for it.
Lea in a grey blazer sits and looks into the camera, a calm pale background.

How we work together

Five steps, from a call to a check

  1. A conversation

    Fifteen minutes about the space, how many of you work in it and which problem keeps coming back.

  2. A visit or a video call

    I come to the space, during working hours if possible, or we walk through it on camera with the floor plan in front of us.

  3. Measuring and analysis

    I measure position, orientation and location, calculate the elements of the people who work there and read the space by feng shui principles.

  4. The report

    You get a written report: a description of the space, an analysis of its present state and a list of interventions ordered by priority.

  5. A follow-up call

    A few weeks later we speak again: what has been done, what changed in the work and what comes next.

Investment

The amount follows the square metres

The amount depends on the size of the space. A business space holds more people, more roles and more traffic than a home, so the analysis takes longer. Everything up to the follow-up call is included.

Feng shui consultation for a business space
from11 € per m²
depending on the size of the space
  • The first 15-minute conversation costs nothing.
  • Most first steps happen outside working hours, with no building work and without closing the space.
  • When a renovation or a move comes, the report is the ground for the larger changes.

For a space of 50 m² that is 550 €.

Incredible, but true: several clients have told me how lovely and warm it feels in the salon and that they sense a good energy. And it's as if I've been given more air and warmth myself. I worked all day and I'm still full of energy. I'm very happy.
Tatjana Kuharić, KuMa Massage & Beauty · Experience · Business · Rovinj

How I read a space, step by step, is on the Approach page.Approach

Work with me

Restaurants, practices and offices write to me, and so do people designing a new space while the layout can still change on paper.

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