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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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Color, not Retail Therapy

BySusan Chan

It’s a drab grey day in New York City. And it’s drizzling…Yes, it is end of October but we have been having such a wonderful Indian summer this month that I’m sure today has alot of folks hanging their heads down low. Luckily I am not someone who is too affected by weather changes but…

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Robert Mars: Artist on Exhibit

BySusan Chan

A very talented artist and friend Robert Mars recently had an opening at Monopol Hotel is St. Moritz, Switzerland. His artwork is stunning and has garnered international acclaim. So much so that his artwork is on permanent display at the Monopol. The best part of his show (besides the location of course), is what the…

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Stairway to Heaven

BySusan Chan

These lovely stairs were designed by APOLLO Architects in their newest building in Kitayama-cho, Fuchu, Tokyo called Ring. The overall look is serene and airy but the staircase makes me a bit nervous. Chi is a very important element in Feng Shui. The energy of a home needs to move smoothly and effortlessly for the occupants…

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A Cut Above the Rest

BySusan Chan

Beautiful isn’t it? If you look very closely though, you’ll see that it’s not as flat as you thought it was…… Whoa. That’s what I said when I saw (and figured out) what exactly was Lisa Rodden’s works of art. Delicate little treasures that are not only gorgeous but spiritually moving and emotionally imbued. Her…

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Helping Hands

BySusan Chan

Spring is definitely in the air. Much to retailers’ delight, the unseasonably warm air entices women to window shop and sometimes, ahem, store shop. On such an adventure, I stumbled upon a beautiful in-store design that was short of a full blown art installation. From afar, the delicate colors were ethereal. The pattern, mesmerizing. The…

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The Imperial Mondrian

BySusan Chan

Sunday tea at the Mondrian. Or their restaurent, Imperial No. Nine to be exact. Almost as nice as a drive to the country. Almost. The main differences are that it’s off the R train and is filled with fashionistas. The menu looked good (we only had beverages and a nibble) and most importantly the setting…

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Bravo Carl Martinez

BySusan Chan

Carl Martinez and his Chinatown studio was featured online on NY Magazine’s Design Hunting today. Carl is a uber talented New York based hardware designer that I have had the honor to work with on Feng Shui projects. Congratulations Carl! See more of Carl’s work here.

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There’s a Dragon in my Tea!

BySusan Chan

I love this packaging! I have been guilty of buying products just for the packaging (anyone care for any mint jelly foot cream?), but this time, I am very familiar with the item. Mariage Frères, one of my favorite French tea companies has released this beautiful tin of aromatic green tea accented with a hint…

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