Opens Above Foyer

[myfs_88310]

Dear Master Cecil:
My house is a two-story detached rectangular shape dwelling in the U.S. The entrance is situated in the middle (not toward left or right hand side) of the front.
The front door opens to a good size foyer area. Because there is no bedroom or any other types of space usage directly above the foyer area, it opens up, i.e. it is all clear space all the way up to the ceiling of the second floor.
I wonder if there is any problem with the flow of "chi" in this situation. Your advice is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Jen

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Jen,
It is better if you have a sketch; for me to understand better the situation.
This is because, I still unable to visualise where the staircase is leading up to the second level. Or are there two staircases on each side of the foyer leading up to the second floor?
What is directly opposite the main door i.e the other end of the foyer? Is there a room or just a door or window leading out to the back area?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/14/2003 5:36:32 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
My house is a two-story
detached rectangular shape
dwelling in the U.S. The
entrance is situated in the
middle (not toward left or
right hand side) of the front.
The front door opens to a good
size foyer area. Because
there is no bedroom or any
other types of space usage
directly above the foyer area,
it opens up, i.e. it is all
clear space all the way up to
the ceiling of the second
floor.
I wonder if there is any
problem with the flow of "chi"
in this situation. Your
advice is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Jen

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[myfs_88310]

Dear Master Cecil:
I apologize for not being clear about the description of the house.
The front door opens up to a "good size" foyer area. There is only one staircase leading up to the second floor. The staircase is on the left hand side of the foyer area. Nonetheless, the staircase is "not" situated in the range of the front door.
The other end of the foyer is (1) a closet (for guests to hang their coats) and (2) a hallway that leads to a room for families to eat breakfast and snacks. To be specific, when the front door opens up, the first view farther to the foyer is the side wall of the closet, which occupies roughly more than 1/2 of the range of the front door. And the second comes to sight, of course, is the hallway that leads to the back of the house.
Over the head of the foyer area, it is all clear space all the way up to the ceiling of the second floor because
there is no bedroom or any other types of space usage directly above the foyer.
I hope that I have better described the house. Is there any problem with the flow of "chi" in the house? I highly respect your opinion.
Regards,
Jen

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On 8/19/2003 10:22:19 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Jen,
It is better if you have a
sketch; for me to understand
better the situation.
This is because, I still
unable to visualise where the
staircase is leading up to the
second level. Or are there two
staircases on each side of the
foyer leading up to the second
floor?
What is directly opposite the
main door i.e the other end of
the foyer? Is there a room or
just a door or window leading
out to the back area?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 8/14/2003 5:36:32 AM, Jen Tucker
wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
My house is a two-story
detached rectangular shape
dwelling in the U.S. The
entrance is situated in the
middle (not toward left or
right hand side) of the front.
The front door opens to a good
size foyer area. Because
there is no bedroom or any
other types of space usage
directly above the foyer area,
it opens up, i.e. it is all
clear space all the way up to
the ceiling of the second
floor.
I wonder if there is any
problem with the flow of "chi"
in this situation. Your
advice is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Jen

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