Feng Shui, an ancient Chinese philosophical system, says that the arrangement of space can significantly influence human well-being and fortune. The term "Feng Shui" translates to "wind" and "water," symbolizing the flow of energy, or "qi/chi" which is believed to be a vital force that permeates all aspects of life. This practice encompasses various principles aimed at, harmonizing individuals with their environment, fostering balance, and promoting positive energy flow. Feng Shui is not merely a decorative approach, it is a comprehensive framework for enhancing one's quality of life through spatial organization.

The foundational concepts of Feng Shui involve analysis of, natural elements, directions, and spatial arrangements. Consultants consider their designs' orientation, colors, shapes, and materials. The Bagua map—a tool used in Feng Shui—divides a building into nine areas corresponding to different aspects of life including wealth, health, relationships, and career, by aligning these areas with specific elements and energies associated with them, individuals can create environments that foster desired outcomes. There is an emphasis, on the importance of decluttering spaces, to allow for better chi flow.

Despite its roots in ancient philosophy and cultural practices, Feng Shui has garnered interest beyond its traditional context. In today's society, Feng Shui has evolved to adapt to various fields such as architecture and interior design.