Because mirrors are reflective, they can be strategically placed to invite a certain amount of energy into space. You can use mirrors to reflect and duplicate anything you want to amplify. For example, if you put a mirror in your office that reflects the trees outside, you are inviting Moc energy into the workspace, helping to advance at work. Putting a mirror to reflect the food, the table can both “double” the food on the table and “double” the prosperity of the family. 2. Edit the command position in feng shui Command position is one of the most important principles in feng shui. When you can’t put a kitchen, bed or desk in command position, mirrors can do it. For example, if you can’t see the door while sleeping or the door at the desk or stove, you should put in a mirror to fix this. Place a mirror so you can see the door or entrance to the room. 3. Mirror shape follows the five elements According to feng shui, the mirror represents the water element. However, you can also decorate a feng-shui mirror according to the fate of the five elements. – Round mirror of Kim element, bringing a joyful space. – Square mirror of Tho element attracts sustainable energies related to relationships and family into the home. – The rectangular mirror represents the Moc practice to help the homeowner advance. – Triangular mirror typical for onions will increase passion or inspiration for homeowners. 4. Color the mirror frame according to the five elements The color of the mirror frame also affects the type of energy it will bring to your home. – Needle: White and gray color is metal, so this colored mirror frame will activate metal energy in the house. – Earth: A brown, orange or yellow colored mirror frame will add earth to the house. – Carpentry: For Wood energy, choose a blue, green or teal mirror frame. – Thuy: Choose a mirror frame in black or dark blue. – Fire: If you are looking for the element of fire in feng shui, choose a red or orange mirror frame. 5. Types of mirrors to avoid Ideally you should choose a mirror with a flat surface, or a convex, concave mirror. Avoid using mirrors that are broken, chipped, or that reflect distorted images. However, you will have to remove the classic mirror or mosaic wall wall. Not everything in your home has to be adjusted to feng-shui.

Making use of recycled materials, Mr. Le Thanh Cong, security guard of Tran Quoc Toan Primary School (Phu Xuan commune, Tan Phu district) built a semi-automatic garbage sweeper, laser reflective theft alarm system. . These devices are currently being used at the school. In which, the materials for this garbage truck are all recyclable items collected in the school and in the bottle shed. This sweeper truck runs on battery power. Just charging 6 hours, this car will have enough power to sweep garbage for 10 days. In 2019, he, along with two other teachers in the school, created a laser reflective theft alarm system. This equipment is also made from recycled materials with the total amount of just over 100,000 VND. The special thing is that Mr. Cong only made a burglar alarm installed in the security room, but it works to report the theft in the entire campus thanks to the reflective mirror system. Or like Mr. Bui Van Nhi, a guard of Xuan Hoa Kindergarten (Xuan Hoa commune, H. Xuan Loc commune) has “invested” for many years to decorate and beautify the landscape around the school. Accordingly, he designed the baby’s fairy garden, zoo … he also tried to plant lots of green trees on the campus to create shade for children to play. In addition, Mr. Ri also takes advantage of his free time at night to make toys for the children. These are the models of means of transport such as cyclo, tricycle, car …; household items such as furniture, censer, stilt house … These toys are mostly made from cans of beer and soft drinks, they are not only meticulous, durable but also very beautiful. It can be said that, having the dedicated guard, wholeheartedly in work and passion for creativity is the luck of the schools. To encourage this staff to have the opportunity to contribute more requires the care and encouragement from the school administrators. At the same time, in the patriotic emulation movement, these employees also need to be paid attention to promptly commend and reward.

Design studio H2 Yacht Design has long had a close relationship with Turkish shipbuilder Bilgin Yacht. Over the years, this duo created super yachts with new designs. This time, the relationship is pushed up again after both brands continue to work to upgrade the super yacht Tatiana.

The boat owner is one of the close customers of the Turkish shipbuilder, a man who knows very well what he wants. The focus is on living areas, impressive with many entertainment spaces, bars, lounges, cinemas as well as private spaces of boat owners and offices. Using modern technology and a design that is ahead of its time, H2 emphasizes visitor enjoyment at its core.

Each deck of Tatiana uses glass and many reflectors with natural light in. “As inspiration, we used six basic elements: water, wood, stone, fire, metal and ice,” said Jonny Horsfield, creator of studio H2. Through various subtle material options throughout the interior, each space is layered with contrasting yet complementary materials, from rich macassar ebony to eucalyptus and carrara marble.

The seamless combination of these elements is artfully presented in the main living room. Here, materials are illuminated with soft bands of light in subtle colors, including pale pinks and muted purple. Formal dining area can accommodate up to 16 guests.

Above is a bar designed for entertainment purposes, a circular lounge and billiard table designed by Porsche. This smart space stands out in blue and gray, combined with embossed leather details, white onyx and wrought metal.

While Tatiana’s interior is filled with moments that give visitors vivid “light shows”. Created as a comprehensive spa resort spanning two floors, this space is dominated by an indoor swimming pool of 9 meters long, filled with vivid colors from suspended skylights above. More light came from the crevices in the wall and small LEDs glittered in the hall adjacent to the door. Glass columns, Carrara marble and blue backlit onyx floor near the bar accentuate the teak deck that surrounds the pool.

An ideal model for H2 Yacht Design’s design, Tatiana’s pioneering and luxurious design ensures that those who step on the boat will be convinced by the vision of the future yacht design.

Design studio H2 Yacht Design has long had a close relationship with Turkish shipbuilder Bilgin Yacht. Over the years, this duo created super yachts with new designs. This time around, the relationship was pushed up again after both brands continued to shake hands to upgrade the model the Tatiana super yacht.

Boat owner is one of the close customers of the Turkish shipbuilder, a man who knows very well what he wants. The focus is on living areas, impressive with many entertainment spaces, bars, lounges, cinemas as well as private spaces of boat owners and offices. Using modern technology and a design that is ahead of its time, H2 emphasizes visitor enjoyment at its core.

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all use glass and many reflectors with natural light in. “As inspiration, we used six basic elements: water, wood, stone, fire, metal and ice,” said Jonny Horsfield, creator of studio H2. Through various subtle material options throughout the interior, each space is layered with contrasting yet complementary materials, from rich macassar ebony to eucalyptus and carrara marble.

The seamless combination of these elements is artfully presented in the main living room. Here, materials are illuminated with soft bands of light in subtle colors, including pale pinks and muted purple. Formal dining area can accommodate up to 16 guests.

Above is a bar designed for entertainment purposes, a circular lounge and billiard table designed by Porsche. This smart space stands out in blue and gray, combined with embossed leather details, white onyx and wrought metal.

While Tatiana’s interior is filled with moments offering guests vivid “light shows”, the two beach clubs are a prime example of the ingenuity of the layout. . Created as a comprehensive spa resort spanning two floors, this space is dominated by an indoor swimming pool of 9 meters long, filled with vivid colors from suspended skylights above. More light came from the crevices in the wall and small LEDs glittered in the hall adjacent to the door. Glass columns, Carrara marble and blue backlit onyx floor near the bar accentuate the teak deck that surrounds the pool.

An ideal model for H2 Yacht Design’s design, Tatiana’s pioneering and luxurious design ensures that those who step on the boat will be convinced by the vision of the future yacht design.