Help with windows bed placement?

[myfs_132264]

We would like to place our bed with headboard facing the South East window wall.

We have an idea (please see image) to:

(A) use some chest of drawers to 'back' our headboard without having to sleep directly under windows or

(B) have bed under window, headboard either lower than / covering part of windows.

Both ideas, we will cover the window with wooden Venetian blinds with slats upwards. The windows are 3-panel, sliding, only the left-most panel is usually opened.

Can the chests of drawers actually act as 'wall' or 'support'?

Please advise A or B, or any other alternatives?

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,

Thank you for your detalied illustration.

Option B is acceptable in Feng Shui.

For Option A, from a Shapes andForms Feng Shui point ofview, althoughyou are "technically" correct to place a "mountain" in the form of the check of drawers -- but, the bed-head is not "resting" onto a proper "wall" or "window" for support.

The key issue under Option A is i.e. from a top-view; the bed is literally not supported atit's bed-head. As compared to Option B where, the bed-head is supported by the "building" wall orclose to the window.

Thus what is worse off is to have the bed on it's own in the middle of an "island".

WarmestRegards,
Cecil

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Anonymous wrote:
We would like to place our bed with headboard facing the South East window wall.

We have an idea (please see image) to:

(A) use some chest of drawers to 'back' our headboard without having to sleep directly under windows or

(B) have bed under window, headboard either lower than / covering part of windows.

Both ideas, we will cover the window with wooden Venetian blinds with slats upwards. The windows are 3-panel, sliding, only the left-most panel is usually opened.

Can the chests of drawers actually act as 'wall' or 'support'?