Have you ever heard about Feng Shui?
The literal meaning of this word, “wind and water”, represents a real reference to the natural elements that created the earth long time ago.
Specifically, it is an ancient philosophy of Chinese origins, which bases its roots on the search for balance in the environments in which we live. A real cult of the spirit, in which well-being is at the center of everything and whose main objective is to harmonize spaces, guaranteeing a life full of happiness, health and prosperity.
Well-being, balance, harmony: these, therefore, are the three pillars on which the art of Feng Shui is based.
In fact, according to this philosophy, the organization of spaces and accessories, combined with the choice of the right finishes, allows positive energies to flow into the space, creating a sort of “wellness oasis”.
To make all this happen, the first thing to think about is the basic architecture of the outdoor space: the construction of the garden must be rectangular or squared, in this way its maintenance will be easier. Once the shape of the garden has been defined, it will be necessary to harmoniously combine the five fundamental natural elements of oriental culture: water, fire, earth, wood and metal.
How? We’ll explain it to you right away.
However, there is an important characteristic that, beyond shape, binds all types of pools in a Feng Shui garden: the energy transmitted to human beings.
And the wood? This element represents a new beginning, growth and development becoming one of the most powerful sources of energy ever. Where to find it? In addition to plants, such as bonsai or bamboo, also in furnishing accessories. Let’s think, for example, of sunbeds made entirely of this material, such as those in our Barcode collection, with an essential design and natural inspiration, they will be the perfect companions on a day of relaxation and tanning.
What did we think about? To a small table, like Plinto, based on regular lines and with an essential design, which with its powder-coated aluminum structure encloses inside the perfect union of these last two elements.
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