Paintings Behind Office Chairs-Ehang Furniture

There are various options for hanging paintings behind office chairs, along with some taboos to be aware of.

Feng Shui Mountain and Water Paintings with a Backing Mountain: These paintings symbolize having a backing mountain and form a "mountain-surrounded-by-water" pattern with the office layout, aiding in career success and prosperity. For example, the Great Wall painting represents the family or company standing strong forever; Mount Tai painting implies a stable backing and a solid foundation; and the painting of high mountains and flowing water creates a profound and serene atmosphere.
Nine-Fish Painting: Represents financial flow and retaining funds, particularly suitable for hanging in the finance department, symbolizing continuous surplus and abundant wealth.
Bamboo Painting: Symbolizes smooth career development and steady progress, making it an ideal choice for office paintings.
Calligraphy Works: Can showcase personal taste and connotation. Works that create a grand atmosphere, such as running script or cursive script, are suitable for large offices; inspirational calligraphy like "Heaven Rewards the Diligent" can motivate people and enhance the office's cultural ambiance.
Peony Blossom Painting: Symbolizes wealth and longevity, suitable for those who wish for a prosperous and auspicious office atmosphere.

Avoid Hanging Characters: Without supervision, people may become lazy, and hanging characters may distract attention and affect work efficiency; hanging character paintings like mountain and water waterfalls behind may make others feel tired and affect concentration. However, the saying that "hanging characters behind the office chair means bad luck" is incorrect and a misunderstanding of Feng Shui.
Avoid Hanging Fierce Animal Paintings: Such as tigers or lions, which may look impressive but can make people feel oppressed when constantly seen behind them.
Avoid Hanging Negative Paintings: Such as withered trees and setting sun, which can make people feel less motivated.
Avoid Dark Colors: Dark colors can easily make people feel down.
Be Cautious with Portrait Paintings: Especially abstract ones, which can make people feel irritable after prolonged viewing.
Avoid Paintings with Sharp Corners: In Feng Shui, these are considered to bring negative energy and affect the stability of the aura.
Avoid Collage Paintings: Scattered pieces can make people feel restless.
Most Taboo: Hanging Photos of Deceased Relatives: Constantly seeing reminders of loved ones can affect one's state of mind.

Paintings Behind Office Chairs