Bed facing the door

[myfs_99147]

Hi.
I will be moving to a new flat and the interior decor is already fixed.
I am concerned about a few things:
1) The foot of the bed in the master bedroom faces the door which opens to a corridor.
2) The children's room has bookshelves facing their beds.
Any remedies?
Will appreciate if you can answer quickly.
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Josephine,
Please see below:

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On 12/30/2003 7:47:02 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi.

I will be moving to a new

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flat and the interior decor is
already fixed.

I am concerned

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about a few things:

1) The

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foot of the bed in the master
bedroom faces the door which
opens to a corridor.
More importantly:

1.1 Does your LEGs face the door? There is no major issue if part of the bed faces the bedroom door. But, where possible, one's legs should avoid facing the bedroom door.
1.2 As this is known as the inauspicious `coffin' position.
1.3 Frankly, the only remedies are:
- a. (silly to say this: But can the bed be moved to another location? If Para 1.1 is taken into consideration)
- b. close the bedroom door when sleeping
- c. place a low linen cabinet at the foot of the bed.
- d. (Last resort) have a `curtain' like structure e.g. beading screen at the bedroom door.
2) The

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children's room has
bookshelves facing their
beds.

This is not a major problem especially if the distance between the book (bookshelves) is 3 feet away or 1 metre away from the children's book shelves.
One method is to place a cloth cover (covering) the cardboard. Or to install doors for the cabinet.
In my opinion, personally, I feel that this is not a major issue.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil