Create a Feng Shui Kitchen

Remodeling a kitchen, there are a lot of things to consider: appliance choices, layout, storage solutions, and finishing touches. When we renovated our kitchen, flow was a priority for us. We love to cook, and the previous arrangement of the kitchen was awkward and inefficient.
 
View the slideshow above for our feng shui remodel.
 
If you want to take the flow of your kitchen to the next level, why not consider applying some Feng Shui principles to your remodel? SheKnows.com has some tips on how to design your kitchen, feng shui style.
 
Plan the stove to be facing the door, as you should never have your back to the door while cooking. You can do this by creating a cooking island or by using a reflective surface.
 
Avoid red, pink, or purple in your decor, as these colors can cause you to argue with your cooking partner. Instead, whites, blues, and light greens are calming choices.
 
Use full-spectrum bulbs to simulate natural light.
 
The traditional triangular model for kitchens fits into Feng Shui: refrigerator, stove, and sink, all about six to eight feet apart.
 
Fire elements (stove, microwave) should be separated from water elements (sink, refrigerator) by wood.