Nowadays, there are many problems with the layout design of many houses, even if the traditional concepts of Feng Shui are not considered.

Today, let's take a look at the 9 large apartment designs that are not recommended even if you have a good budget. It would be great if these designs could be properly adjusted during refurbishment.

Without further ado, let's see if you have the following house designs~

1. You can see the kitchen and toilet when you enter the house

Although there is less criticism of "opening the door to the room" and it can be easily solved by means such as screens or greenery, most people are still reluctant to open the door and face the kitchen and bathroom.

Not only does this pattern look a little weird visually, but it also reduces the sense of privacy in the residence. If conditions allow, it would be better to carry out some partition modifications.

Second, the head of the bed is facing west

Although many people think that the head of the bed should not face west, in reality, it is enough to make sure that the direction of the head of the bed is not affected by strong western sunlight. Otherwise, it will be very hot and humid in the summer (especially in older buildings that are not insulated).

In addition, the headboard of the bed is also a less ideal layout for the bathroom in the bedroom, taking into account factors such as humidity and smell.

Third, the entrance ceiling is too low

I've found that many people have integrated ceilings in their homes, and they're made very low. Not only can this feel oppressive, but more importantly, the low overhead space can be uncomfortable every time you enter and exit the house.

In fact, if not particularly necessary, a simple plaster line decoration and the design of the top of the entryway cabinet are sufficient.

Fourth, the bedroom lights are too bright

The lighting in the bedroom should be simple and soft to meet the basic lighting needs. Unlike a living room, too many spotlights or bright lights can make people feel overly excited, affecting the quality of rest and sleep.

5. The door is directly facing the kitchen

Traditionally, facing the kitchen has been seen as a poor layout. Aside from that, facing the kitchen with the door can cause fumes and temperatures during cooking to spread to other living areas, causing all kinds of inconveniences.

Sometimes, the so-called "superstition" is nothing more than the experience of the predecessors.

6. The attic is used as a bedroom

For units with an attic on the top floor, it is best to use the attic as a storage space rather than a bedroom unless you have to do so. When used as a bedroom, it is often poorly lit and ventilated, and the space can seem a little oppressive.

And the shape of the attic is often irregular, which can be uncomfortable to live here for a long time.

7. Large electrical appliances are placed at the head of the bed

Nowadays, many home appliances such as stand TVs, projectors, air purifiers, etc. can be placed freely. At this time, I don't recommend placing them near the head of the bed, just from the noise of running it, it can greatly affect the quality of sleep. If you can stay away from the head of the bed, the effect is naturally better.

8. The dining table is directly facing the door

It is best to have a dining table at home that does not face directly to the door. This not only prevents the dust from falling directly on the dining table, but also makes the interior feel more spacious. Especially for larger dining tables, it will be more appropriate to place them on the side.

9. Install chandeliers above the bed

Finally, try to avoid installing chandeliers directly above the bed. In addition to the saying "don't let the lamp press the bed", the dust accumulation and dust that may fall from the lamp are also points that I am very concerned about.

epilogue

All in all, I really recommend that you try to avoid the above 9 types of house design or decoration methods, which is not a gratuitous superstition, but based on reasonable considerations!

Do you have a similar layout in your home?