Feng Shui in Interior Design

Ferree's penchant for mixing it up began in college, where she combined concentrations in psychology and design. This interest led her to develop a specialty in Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of placement. She is a graduate of Essential Feng Shui©, where she studied with Terah Kathryn Collins, a leading Feng Shui teacher and best-selling author of The Western Guide to Feng Shui.  Essential Feng Shui©  is a school that fully honors the essence of the eastern Form School of Feng Shui heritage while focusing on the practical applications it has in our Western Culture. She has also studied with several international Feng Shui practitioners including Grand Master Thomas Lin Yun from China.

Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese art of placement. Feng Shui works through subtle combinations of organization, space planning, psychology, ecology, interior design, and common sense. 

"We are meant to live in nature," says Jaan Ferree, "and we wall ourselves off from the natural world in our offices and homes.  By incorporating the natural world and elements such as air, water, wood, fire and earth into the overall design, Feng Shui creates a balance and stimulates the ch'i, or energy, in the interior design of a room.

Jaan Ferree's own unique style of interior design has evolved through a combination of Western and classical Chinese approaches to feng shui.  Some of her teachers and influences are: Terah Kathryn Collins, author of The Western Guide to Feng Shui and H. H Professor Thomas Lin-Yun Rinpoche, who takes a classical approach to feng shui.

Incorporating feng shui into the home helps create a space with intention.  If the intention is to generate income, create a sacred space for mediation, or energize a room for creative activities or public events - incorporating elements of feng shui can help achieve this. For an interview, a consultation or questions please see the Fees for Services page, or fill our the Inquiry Form.