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WATER TIGER

Get ready to pounce in 2022!

The year of the Black Water Tiger is one of transformation and creativity. It is considered to usher in a new phase of life, promising advancement and speedy growth. Everything that was once hazy gains clarity and defines horizons. Chinese New Year in 2022, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, stimulates the creative mind, allowing for the development of any innovative thinking.

The ambitions of the Black Water Tiger

The animal sign is a solid and fearsome personality. The year ahead promises to be highly prosperous, with enterprising objectives and attainable achievements.

The feng shui connection in architecture

Promoting good feng shui is also a critical component in welcoming the Lunar New Year. Feng shui is a philosophy that can be applied to many aspects of life, including architecture. It is a centuries-old Chinese practice that has been utilized to create a harmonious environment in your living areas for generations.

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Architects are increasingly looking to feng shui for guidance when designing a space’s flow of lifestyle energy. Improved orientation can contribute to an inhabitant’s overall wellness, mental tranquility and social engagement.

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Invest in bright colors and lots of sunshine in 2022. —PHOTO BY ANDREA DAVIS

How to receive the Tiger’s spirit

The flow of chi always begins at a home or office’s entrance. Maintain a connection between the main front door and an open area, such as a garden or plaza. Choose plants that will add beautiful shapes, textures and flowers that fit in with the color scheme. Given that this year’s Tiger is ruled by the element of Water, a decorative fountain or aquarium may help create a more welcome atmosphere. These aspects entice good fortune to enter.

Year of bright colors and art collecting

Utilize vibrant colors associated with the Tiger. Try bold art and dynamic interior design to symbolize life, riches, happiness, and success this year. It is a form of recreation for us to awaken to the power of unique artworks or contemporary sculptures that radiate positive energy and are emotionally uplifting.

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Enlighten your place of work with interesting artworks and modern decor.—PHOTO BY LAURA DAVIDSON

The corner for wealth building

The north side of the home is the coolest. It will be a pleasant environment for extended periods, such as working from home. Eliminate clutter and provide space for movement. Bells, music boxes, or wind chimes in corners might pique the wild cat’s curiosity. Include water features in this area as well. Large open windows allow natural ventilation to flow through and brighten the space.

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Embracing for a new life

Accepting change requires finding a mentality to move on and consider the future. The year of the Black Water Tiger is all about letting go of the past and embarking on an exciting new adventure. And it all begins with how you redesign where you live, work, and play.

The author is the principal architect at Fulgar Architects, creating unique and extraordinary design specialties for various property ventures from hotels, condominiums, museums, commercial to mixed-use township developments. Please visit www.ianfulgar.com

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