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RSSTry Round Kitchen Table
In the modern days, new designed kitchen tables are the new hit. The round kitchen tables are in by kicking out sharp angular kitchen tables. Do you follow Feng Shui manual? If then, no need to tell you the reasons. You may better know that your kitchen will be that much more in harmony if your kitchen table is either round or oval. Now if you already have a rectangular kitchen table, then at least try to have its corners rounded.
Taking Feng Shui a little further, try to get your round kitchen table colored in yellow. So in that case pine or another light colored wood seems like a better choice.
Now if you are not a Feng Shui fan, then also we have options. Don’t worry. In such a case we can consider the other very practical advantages of round kitchen tables. Primarily you can always find room to seat one more person around a round kitchen table. At times you may have a large family or many people to visit and this table will be much helpful. The long as you have enough kitchen chairs, you could squeeze one more person in.
As there are no sharp corners that protrude from the table, these round kitchen tables are a better bet if you have small children running around. You can always try putting padding for protectors on the right-angled corners of the square table. Another advantage of round table is that it will stay beautiful as it won’t need for any further protection. The few soft curves and circles on the table will make a welcome visual break as well.
There is also a social aspect to these round kitchen tables that makes it a welcome design. There is no “pecking order” in terms of who sits where. Escape from hierarchical protocol. If you need to get people involved in discussions and feeling fully part of the coffee meeting, the round tables will be the best option.
Tags: Feng Shui, kitchen table, protocol, yellow, coffee meeting
Feng Shui involves setting the environment in such a way that one can get the best of energies from all the directions. For doing so, you need to get a regular old compass and find the four major directions within the place you want to reposition:
Feng Shui is the art of directing the energy of an environment. Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese art of placement. The Chinese believe that “by placing things to encourage the beneficial flow of Chi (Energy Force) you can create harmonious change which affects your health, wealth and relationships.”
