Feng Shui for the shop entrance
In Feng Shui the entrance is the mouth through which energy enters a shop. This article gathers ideas on openness, light and what not to place in front of the door, which help both belief and the customer experience.
HUANGJUI Design journal
A clear, visible entrance
In Feng Shui, an unobstructed door lets good energy flow into the shop. In practice, an entrance free of clutter also makes customers more willing to walk in. Move boxes, bins and unnecessary floor signs away from the door, and make sure the shop name can be seen from a distance.
Light and cleanliness
A bright, clean frontage is seen as welcoming lively yang energy, and it also makes the shop clearly open in the evening. Replace broken bulbs and clean the glass and signs regularly. Shops that look after their frontage often earn customers' trust before they even step inside.
What believers avoid in front of the door
Feng Shui texts often advise avoiding a pillar or sharp corner pointing straight at the door, a mirror reflecting directly out of the door, and a front door aligned straight through to a back door. Where the structure cannot change, believers often use a screen, plants or the counter position to redirect the path instead.
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