Flowing water strengthens the chi, hence water fountains are the best way to introduce the water element in your home. Most if not all fountains are appropriate for Feng Shui. Visit Soothing Walls and view their collection of table top, wall, and floor fountains to find the water fountain of your dreams. Feng Shui is a combination of complicated theories and calculations; it still can be understood completely. There are concepts in Feng Shui that need serious study in order to be understood. You can learn more about Feng Shui by browsing books and the internet.

The application of the principles of Feng Shui to your home, office, or work place can be done in a number of different ways. The most used are through the relationship of the five elements namely earth, wind, fire, wood, and metal. Feng Shui’s key principle is balance the state of the five elements to represent harmony but each element can have a favorable and harmful effect on one another. If you have an excessive amount of one element, this can cause negative chi. The five elements must coordinate with certain colors and objects.

Metal - White is its related color. It can be presented in any kind object made of metal, whether furniture, metal window frame, sculpture, or wind chimes.

Wood - Green is its related color. Can be represented by any wooden material, whether furniture, wood trim in your home, or wooden floor.

Fire - Red is its related color. This element can be symbolized by incense burning or even candles.

Earth - Yellow is its related color. This element is symbolized by any kind of clay or ceramic object like pots, bricks, tiles, figurines.

Water - Black and blue are its related colors. This element can easily be introduced in the home or office through water fountains and aquariums.