For those who wish to explore Classical Feng Shui in greater depth

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Classical Feng Shui offers a way of observing and understanding the relationship between people and the spaces they inhabit.

In collaboration with The Interior Design Institute, I have contributed to the development of two educational programmes for those wishing to explore these principles in greater depth and understand how they can be applied within interior spaces.

Whether you are simply curious about Feng Shui or work professionally with interiors, these programmes offer a structured introduction to the discipline and a deeper understanding of how form, orientation, materials, colour, and spatial organisation influence the way we experience a space.

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WORKSHOP

CLASSICAL FENG SHUI

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A practical introduction to the foundations of Classical Feng Shui.

Topics include:

  • Qi

  • Yin & Yang

  • The Five Elements

  • Form School

  • Compass School

  • Understanding space through observation

Suitable for beginners and anyone curious about the relationship between people and their environment.

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ADVANCED MODULE

CLASSICAL FENG SHUI FOR INTERIOR SPACES

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A more in-depth educational module exploring the integration of Classical Feng Shui and interior design practice.

Topics include:

  • Form School analysis

  • Compass School analysis

  • Flying Stars

  • Case studies

  • Space planning

  • Applying Feng Shui principles through design decisions

Developed for students wishing to gain a more structured understanding of Classical Feng Shui.

NOTE: These educational programmes are offered through The Interior Design Institute. Access and enrolment requirements are determined by the Institute.