Peace be your sanctuary
A healing shrine design specialist suggests solutions to create a symbiotic relationship between the user and the space. Regardless of what is occupied, a house, an office, a commercial space or a spiritual one, calm is created to restore the occupants to a state of quality.
Another way to describe this interior design service is that we create environments conducive to tranquility. However, it results in less stress. Bob Proctor said it best when he spoke of statements like “I want to get out of debt.” As long as the subject exists in the statement, it will maintain its presence.
The way the user moves and uses the space, the amount of possessions, which are extensions of the user, create form and flow within it. The kinds of spaces that people inhabit from a corner with a bed, or a bed in the middle of a space with many beds, or a house, involve the state of mind they choose to be in. While some are adept at concentrating and actively achieving moods easily, others may use items to support their efforts to keep “the story.”
The user’s personal items, natural additions, methods such as Feng shui, geomancy, dowsing and the use of sound and light in their multi-complex color forms are used to optimize the power and quality of space. A change doesn’t have to cost a small fortune. Existing elements can be reassigned and repositioned.
The surface and object colors are selected to perform. The colors must be nurtured, not “exploded” without any other reason for existence other than To look good. An example is how paint colors are quite fashionable now. Designer TV shows feature spaces painted in chartreuse, vibrant orange and gray. Colors seem to be selected according to the designer’s choices for users, no based on color afFetc on users.
The vibrancy of color affects the human psyche. Since vertical walls are probably the largest surface mass within a space, chroma, saturation, and value should be considered rather than just hue. Spatial occupancy is a necessary consideration when selecting colors.
Consider hospital color schemes versus convention exhibits. Hospitals are used for healing and for longer periods than an exhibition, where the graphics and color displays are designed to quickly enthuse and engage customers.
Waiting rooms are green for a reason. The sage’s wonderful color additions, beautiful greens that have degrees of gray, are also attractive and calming. These new colors mimic nature more accurately. Notice that a field of green flora is calming down. Deciduous trees have rich green colors, but the brightest and most vibrant color is only the new growth. Evergreens have a deep green color, however it is not overpowering. A black chain link fence “fades” better than a silver or green one because of the grays and shadows between the leaves.
Studies document the best color options for spatial use. Restaurant interiors apply orange to large visible surfaces to stimulate consumption. Other palettes may have orange as an accent, cleverly applied to be in your field of vision when seated. This color may not be the best option for a kitchen. and a living room. However, if that color is preferred, consider the amount of time spent in space.
One’s state of mind is important. The elements placed in the space remind the user of “the story”. Objects can be placed or constructed to trigger thoughts of intention in specific areas of the space. It is not necessary that everything is in view. This is personal. As long as the user knows it exists, that’s all that matters. The more spaces there are, the more opportunities there are to reinforce the intention in different ways. The goal is not to have a space to look pretty. A space may she looks pretty, is inviting, and serve a greater purpose.
A book review contained the phrase that “Vastu shastra is more powerful than Feng shui. “Neither is more powerful than the other. It should be noted that both methods are the result of the brilliance of two completely different cultures with different geological and geographical problems and challenges. Furthermore, there are more energy applications than these two, all born of cultures that they recognized the need to balance human needs with their environments.
Sanctuary is a wonderful word because it suggests security and serenity. Your place can be used to hide and isolate yourself from the world at large. You can also choose to create what supports you and allows you to energize to achieve what you want and need to do.
