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A New Generation of Footwear

BySusan Chan

Gone are the days of sneakers dangling over telephone wires in the street. Although I relish the nostalgia, I have to get with the times. Thanks to Oat Shoes, a cool company from Amsterdam, your sneakers can now easily become part of our beautiful eco-system instead of piling up in your closet. Oh come on,…

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Cardboard Box Trees

BySusan Chan

Wouldn’t it be nice if these kids were not walking through this but….. photo: margaretalekiccardboardboxes.blogspot.com This?????? Now it’s possible!!! photo: http://landscapearchiteck.wordpress.com I deal with cardboard boxes all the time. Probably more than I’d like to. Aside from helping my clients organize, relocate and donate stuff (that’s a separate blog entry), we’ve also moved homes quite a bit in…

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Permanently Temporary

BySusan Chan

This citrus plant requires no watering! Don’t you just love those little birds sitting on the ledge of this baseboard?? Often Feng Shui advises elevating the Chi of your space by adding a nature element such as plants. But you say you have a brown thumb. Or that your space doesn’t get enough light. What…

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Lively Jewelry

BySusan Chan

Tie a string around your finger to remember to water this! Take a moment from Chinese New Year’s cleaning to admire these fun and Feng Shui friendly accessories. One of the main purposes of Feng Shui is to create environments that achieve maximum harmony with our space using principles of nature. These awesome jewelry designs…

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Maybe I promised you an Herb Garden

BySusan Chan

As the temperature in NY creeps closer to freezing and darkness falls at 5pm, it’s frighteningly tempting to crawl under the covers and eat microwave popcorn in front of the tube. But of course that doesn’t sound familiar. What I find makes the dreary days of winter more manageable is bringing a bit of nature…

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