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Gloria Ramos Urges No Photos or Screens in the Bedroom in Fresh Feng Shui Guidance

The practitioner frames the bedroom as a neutral sanctuary that protects privacy to promote restorative rest.

Overview

  • Ramos advises keeping photographs of loved ones out of the bedroom, saying sentimental images act as emotional anchors that disturb privacy and sleep.
  • She recommends removing electronic devices from the room, or at minimum turning them off and covering screens, because their light and energy can disrupt rest.
  • For walls and decor, she favors pastel and earth tones and cautions against overstimulating colors such as bright orange, intense blue, red or black.
  • Bed placement should allow a view of the door without aligning with it and maintain sufficient height for airflow, with broader Feng Shui guidance warning against spots like directly facing the door or beneath windows.
  • Additional tips include preferring square or rectangular rooms, choosing rounded furniture over sharp edges, and prioritizing the earth element while avoiding aquariums, dark palettes, and excessive fire or wood accents.