Qii House epitomizes every aspect of the Feng Shui way; from its superb forest wilderness aspect, perched high overlooking the Great Otway National Park, embracing abundance in nature; a mecca of waterfalls within a 10 kilometre radius. Some untapped.
To put it very simply, Feng Shui aims to align earth and life with the universe in order to receive good energy and wellness. “I need to plunge deep into the universe to truly understand it. “ Heather reverberates.
The Feng Shui method of organization covers all aspects of living and working spaces, from interiors, bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens, to gardens and outdoor living spaces. In a rational world they are common sense principles most architects would adhere to in a general sense, particularly the aspects of Feng Shui that relate to cross ventilation, light and generosity of space. The basic principles of Feng Shui are to design spaces that permit the clear, unobstructed flow of energy that is also warm and harmonious. High ceilings and generous spaces that are well lit with good air flow and lighting are great foundations for a Feng Shui home.