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Asian Americans Appearance

BySusan Chan

If you are home this Sunday, turn on your TV! I am not one to say that usually but I have a good reason. TV Host/Writer Sue Robinson recently interviewed myself and Feng Shui Architect Master RD Chin for PBS’s show, “Asian Americans.” It is scheduled to air this Sunday, April 14th at 3:30 p.m….

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Create Abundance in your Workspace

BySusan Chan

I was recently featured on the Women’s Luxury Guild’s blog that debuts this month. The article explains the basics of Feng Shui and the concept of Luxury. In the interview, I explained how to integrate both concepts and more importantly, revealed how to use this knowledge and apply it to your workspace. Read the full article…

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Where do you belong?

BySusan Chan

Call me crazy, but in my limited free time, I volunteer. That’s right, no bonbons on the sofa for me during half-time. Most people (including my hubby) think I’m crazy because in a city like New York, people can barely find the time to do their laundry and here I am up late at night…volunteering….

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Waves of Beauty

BySusan Chan

A walking day in New York always reveals some lovely things. I had never seen this beautiful building before and was stopped in my tracks when I saw it. It’s almost as if in the grey downtown landscape, a refreshing wave of water revealed itself. The Synagogue for the Arts is located at 49 White…

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Vandaag: a northern breath of fresh air

BySusan Chan

Great sign and an exterior you can’t miss Sleek interior at Vandaag photos: vandaagnyc.com Needing to warm up with a cup o’ joe, we popped into a new venue (for us) in the East Village. The place was called Vandaag. Maybe we were lured in by the sign outside that promised “Bierrestaurant.” Or maybe it was the…

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Feng Shui Staging on the Wall Street Journal

BySusan Chan

I have some exciting news! I was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal last week for a Feng Shui Staging job I completed in Spanish Harlem. It was alot of fun and Craig Karmin the WSJ journalist and Hilke Schellmann the WSJ videographer were wonderful in capturing the essence of Feng Shui principles. Watch my TV debut, Using Feng Shui…

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Has anyone seen my office?

BySusan Chan

As a native New Yorker, I am no stranger to space envy. I am one of those people who has dreamed about opening up a door in my current residence to discover a whole new wing that, for some strange reason, I had never noticed before. I realize that it was only my dream state…

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Open Sesame

BySusan Chan

I have door envy. Don’t ask me why, but I’ve been thinking about doors alot lately. Not just any doors but specifically front doors or main entry ways. In Feng Shui, the front door is one of the most important aspects of your home. It represents the pathway of opportunities into your home, in essence…

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Enter Here: Essex House’s South Gate

BySusan Chan

The hostless Central Park Entrance View of the Bar, customers backs to the park view View of the Main Dining Area While taking in the holiday sights this weekend, we came across the Essex’s House restaurant/bar, South Gate. As we were itching for a late afternoon coffee fix, this seemed to be the perfect location….

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