Corner Behind the Office Chair

If there is a corner behind the office chair, it can be resolved by changing seats, placing a screen, or placing plants.

Changing Seats: This is the simplest and most direct method of resolution. When there is a corner behind the office chair, simply move to a seat without a corner, thereby avoiding the impact of the corner from the root. For example, if the office layout allows, choose a position against a flat wall or a seat far from the corner with an open view. However, this method has certain limitations in practical applications. In many office environments, there are many people and seats are arranged closely, so there may not be extra seats available for exchange. Especially in small start-ups or densely populated office areas, each seat has its fixed purpose and personnel arrangement, making it difficult to change freely.

Placing a Screen: If there is a corner behind the chair, purchasing a small screen and placing it behind the chair is a good choice. The screen can block the corner, isolating the originally sharp corner from the office area and reducing the impact of the negative energy on people. At the same time, in Feng Shui, the screen can also form a "support" pattern. In traditional Feng Shui concepts, "support" symbolizes having the help of influential people and having a reliable foundation for one's career, which is conducive to the growth of wealth and career luck. However, this method is not suitable for all situations. If the office space is small and the seats are crowded, placing a screen may take up too much space, making the office area even more cramped and affecting the normal passage and activities of personnel, and may even lead to conflicts among colleagues.

Placing Plants: Many indoor bonsai plants are small in size and are very suitable for placing in corners. Placing plants in the corner can effectively block the protruding corner and resolve the negative energy of the corner. Moreover, during the growth process, plants release fresh fragrances that can improve the air quality in the office and benefit the physical and mental health of employees. In addition, some plants with good Feng Shui meanings, such as money trees and lucky bamboo, can also help improve luck and bring a positive atmosphere to the office.