Meeting 2026 with Alignment The Year of the Fire Horse presents both opportunity and challenge—often at the same time. The year 2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse, an uncommon and significant astrological combination that was last observed in 1966. The Horse...
The extreme Fire of this Fire Horse year is magnified by the 9 Star that rules the month, setting everything aflame metaphorically as well as physically.. Whether we’re talking about our immediate locality or other places in the world, the year has hit the ground running. And this will be true one way or another in our offices, our kitchens and our bedrooms. Everything, to coin a phrase, is happening everywhere all at once.
Welcoming the Chinese New Year of the Fire Horse 2026. As we greet the Chinese New Year on February 17, 2026, we step into the spirited Year of the Horse—a year infused with movement, vitality, and forward momentum. In Chinese astrology, the Horse symbolizes freedom, confidence, passion, and purposeful action. Its energy invites us to lift our gaze toward new horizons and to move with courage toward what calls us next.
This month, we’re exploring how Feng Shui can help strengthen bonds, soften communication, and create room—literally and energetically—for love to flourish. Because love isn’t just about who’s in your life… it’s also about the space you’re making for them.
The flow of Qi, is foundational Feng Shui principle often translated as “vital breath” or “life energy.” Qi is the force that animates life, moves through nature, and shapes how we feel in a space. Just as air and water sustain us, Qi nourishes the body, mind, and spirit. Learn more about types of qi or chi, flow or lack of flow, balances, and recommendations from Greg Howard.
Meaningful artwork in Feng Shui does not require a large budget. The energetic impact of art comes from its imagery, symbolism, and emotional resonance—not its price tag. Find ideas for artwork and ways to make the most of your money with budget friendly tips.
Feng Shui is not only about how a space looks — it’s about how it feels to live in it. This month, we are exploring the interweaving of the five senses and energy. Feng Shui utilizes the five senses, sometimes literally and sometimes intuitively, or instinctively.
We invite you to slow down and really look at your environment – to truly experience your space. By gently noticing what supports you and what doesn’t, you begin to understand how your space and its energy, is communicating with your energy, your body, and your daily life. From our January 2026 Newsletter.
Feng shui is not only about how a space looks — it’s about how it feels to live in it. This five sense feng shui checklist invites you to slow down and experience your environment through your senses: sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste – to truly experience your space. By gently noticing what supports you and what doesn’t, you begin to understand how your space is communicating with your energy, your body, and your daily life. There are no right or wrong answers—only awareness.
As the holidays approach, many of us find ourselves balancing joy, stress, family dynamics, and the inevitable swirl of activity that December brings. In Feng Shui, we understand that environments—both physical and emotional—shape our energy. When chaos rises or family interactions feel overwhelming, it’s not just the space around us that becomes cluttered; our personal chi can become scattered as well. In this newsletter, we explore simple, supportive ways to anchor yourself, harmonize your surroundings, and move through the season with more ease, intention, and grace.
The holiday season can feel different for empty nesters—quieter, tender in unexpected ways, or even a little overwhelming as old traditions shift and new rhythms settle in. Feng Shui offers gentle support during this transition, helping you create spaces that comfort, uplift, and reconnect you to what feels nourishing right now.
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