Plants and mirrors are the top favourites of homeowners looking to do up their interiors. While plants add colour and vibrancy, mirrors are perfect for small flats and apartments low on natural light. Mirrors create the illusion of space and reduce your dependence on artificial light. Mirrors make for excellent decor items and add sparkle to your home. In fact, traditional home design and decor practices like Vastu and Feng Shui also endorse the use of mirrors in the house because these attract positive vibrations and deflect negative energy.
Vastu Shastra promotes the free flow of energy in the household and balances various elements that constitute our environment. Mirrors are central to this ideology in several ways. They represent the water element but reflect the energy of the person or object they face. This means they work to create harmony and strength by depicting our truth. Mirrors are also believed to strengthen the bond among family members by adding light to the home. More importantly, vastu dosha or flaws in the vastu alignment can often be eliminated by strategically placing mirrors in the house. So if you own flats in Andheri or any of the central suburbs, where space is at a premium, using mirrors to enhance the flow of positive energy is a wonderful idea.
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