margababe

Thanks for your advice. But I am still at a loss as to where I am going to put the furnitures. I am a west person, and I am attaching an MS Word file to show you my apartment's layout (pretty much drawn to scale). The sliding glass doors lead out to a patio which overlooks the swimming pool. I was thinking of putting the desk against the kitchen's counter so it has the view of the pool, but that will make me face east, which is the direction of death. Plus, there really isn't much room in the layout so that I could avoid putting the desk in the center of the room. Any suggestion will be very much appreciated.

I am slightly confused as to how the 8-house theory should be used. I just rented a studio apartment. Now do I apply the 8-house theory based on the entire apartment building or just on my unit??? I'm a west person, and fortunately enough, the door leading to my apartment is facing west. However, it is at the NW area of my unit. The east side of the unit has a glass sliding door leading to a patio facing the swimming pool. My problem is, the west side of my unit, which is supposed to be good locations, contains the kitchen and the bathroom. So this leaves me with the other two-thirds of the room to work with. I am particularly concerned with where I should place my work desk & the bed, and which direction it should face since there's not much good locations to left. My unit is exactly 20ft x 20 ft. Your response will be very much appreciated.

Is it bad to locate your working area in the middle of the house?? Also, is it bad to have your working desk facing the kitchen?