This is one of the newer buildings in Honolulu. It’s the Waiea building in Kakaako. And it’s one of the few buildings that I’ve seen that says water as much as wood. The wavy shape of the blue glass surface... Read More

I occasionally offer feng shui walks of downtown Honolulu. In the walks, I discuss (mostly) the relationships of the buildings to each other—are they making poison arrows at neighboring buildings. I also discuss the elements of the individual buildings—it’s a... Read More

Floor patterns are important because things that are below us represent that which is fundamental. As a general rule, floor patterns should be subdued. Floor patterns that are visually arresting have the problem of pulling energy down because our eyes... Read More

On my last trip to Oahu, I filmed a few short videos that focus on reducing conflict and increasing harmony in the home, specifically referencing situations that come in up in kitchens. My sincere thanks to Brooke Kelley of Highline... Read More

Wood is the element for the Wealth Corner, and the best way to represent wood is with growing plants. Plants with stiff, pokey leaves are to be avoided; rounded-leaf plants have welcoming energy. This also applies in the far left... Read More