What do you recommend for the glass door in the kitchen?

As a place where people make delicious food, the kitchen is also a treasure house at home, so the environment of the kitchen has a very important relationship with people's physical and mental health. Therefore, the feng shui in the kitchen should also be paid attention to accordingly. Good feng shui in the kitchen is conducive to affecting people's wealth and family atmosphere through food. As a part of home feng shui, the kitchen will be decorated with glass doors to cover this layout in order not to be out of touch with other houses such as the living room. Then the feng shui of the glass door can be transformed by pasting some feng shui ornaments. Let's see which ornaments can be pasted together.

Tiefu Lushou Samsung

"Fuxing" holds a child in her arms, symbolizing having a child and all the blessings. "Lu Xing" wears a luxurious royal dress and holds jade in his hand, symbolizing promotion and knighthood, and increasing wealth and making a fortune. "Shouxing" holds a peach with a happy and peaceful smile, symbolizing Ankang and longevity. Among the three stars of Fu Lushou, only "Lu Xing" is the god of wealth; However, since Samsung is usually a trinity, Fu Heshou can also be worshipped as a deity.

Stick the word "fu"

Good luck is a symbol of good luck, and it is hard to say that people who have no money are blessed. So put the word "Fu" on the door of the entrance and exit, indicating that the blessing has arrived and made a fortune. Geomantic omen is helpful to make money for Naji, make money for peace, relieve suffocation and gather happiness.

Stick a Chinese knot

Chinese knots are used to ward off evil spirits, and red can ward off evil spirits and resist a lot of suffocation; Red is fire. For houses with heavy yin, Chinese knots can be used to increase yang. Chinese knot, also known as Ping An knot, is very simple and can be seen literally. Hanging a polished Chinese knot symbolizes five blessings, where everything goes well and the family is prosperous, which can achieve the effect of avoiding disasters and making money.

Stick paper-cuts on the windows.

Window grilles not only set off the festive atmosphere, but also integrate decoration, appreciation and practicality. Paper-cutting is a very popular folk art in China, which has been deeply loved by people for thousands of years. Because it is often pasted on the window, it is also called "window grilles". With its unique generalization and exaggeration, window grilles show auspicious things and good wishes incisively and vividly, decorate festivals with prosperity and wealth, and have beautiful feng shui implications.