Your home

A home that holds an ordinary day

Feng shui for your home starts with the floor plan, the light and your habits, not with symbols. I look at the flat or the house as it is on a Monday morning, with everything that has gathered in it.

A hand settling calla lilies in a white vase, warm daylight and a quiet plaster background.

What I look at

First the things that can be measured

The orientation of the space and how the light moves through the day.
The entrance: what you see first and where everything you bring in ends up.
Where you sleep, what is behind your head and how quiet that spot is.
Where you eat, and whether that is also where you work.
The paths through the flat and what narrows them.
Proportion: whether the furniture is too large for the room it stands in.
The colours and materials you already own, before anything is bought.
What has stayed in the space for no reason.

Lea smiles in a low chair by a tall window, a room full of soft daylight.

A tall window and daylight falling across a white wall.

How we work together

Five steps, from a call to a check

Lea stands by a curtain with soft daylight coming through, a calm room in warm neutral tones

A conversation
Fifteen minutes about the space and about what does not sit right in it. That is where we see whether this is the right path.
A visit or a video call
I come to the space, or we walk through it together on camera with the floor plan in front of us.
Measuring and analysis
I measure position, orientation and location, calculate the elements of the people who live there and read the space by feng shui principles.
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.
A follow-up call
A few weeks later we speak again: what has been done, what changed the day and what comes next.

Investment

The amount follows the square metres

The amount depends on the size of the space, because the size decides how much measuring, calculating and writing stands behind the report. Everything up to the follow-up call is included.

Feng shui consultation for a home: from8 € per m²; depending on the size of the space

The first 15-minute conversation costs nothing.
The list is ordered so that the first step usually fits into a single day and needs no tradesman.
If you plan a renovation later, the report is the ground for it.

For a flat of 50 m² that is 400 €.

When it came to arranging my home, I always had the feeling that something was missing. After the analysis with Lea, a lot of it became much clearer to me.
I felt the biggest change in the bedroom, which is now calmer and more comfortable, and even our guests noticed the difference.
Lea was patient and approachable, and she truly listened to our needs. I wholeheartedly recommend working with her.

Danica Zlatković · Experience · Home · Belgrade

The space analysis with Lea gave me genuinely interesting insights and a completely new way of seeing our home. I hadn't even realised how deeply the space we live in is connected to us, to our everyday life and to the way we feel.
Some of the things Lea showed me surprised me with how closely they matched what was happening to us at that time. On top of that, she gave us lovely, practical advice for the home that we could easily put into practice.
I wholeheartedly recommend working with Lea, because she doesn't only look at the space, but at every member of the household, their needs and their way of life.

Sarah Čerkez · Experience · Home · Zagreb

I wanted to get in touch now that I've made most of the changes you recommended. My home feels calmer and somehow lighter, and I feel better in it myself.
What surprised me most was how much of a difference a few small changes made. The space can finally breathe, and I notice that I'm calmer and more focused too. It's fascinating to see how closely our home and the way we feel are connected.

Marijana B. · Experience · Home · Zagreb