Your whole home, read as one system.

On an architect's drawing the door swing goes in before any furniture does. This site reads a home in the same order, door, then bed, then stove, then light, and every recommendation in this book says which kind of claim it is: design-supported, traditional, applied observation, or preference.

Written by I.D., the architect behind My Feng Shui Home, from a library of twenty-three audited chapters, and rendered for you from your birth date, gender and first name.

Most feng shui advice arrives in fragments: a tip for the bedroom, a rule for the desk, a warning about mirrors. None of it is necessarily wrong, but a home is one system, and fragments read in isolation are how the advice starts to contradict itself. You fix the bedroom by the bedroom rule and break the money corner by the money rule, and nobody tells you which one should win.

The Complete Home Compass reads everything together, and reads it for you specifically. Your Kua number decides which directions the tradition marks as supportive for you and which to handle with care, and that one thread runs through every chapter: every room, every life area, every placement call is made against your profile, not a generic reader's. Where a recommendation rests on design evidence, the book says so. Where it is tradition, it says that too.

It reads your direction profile and gives you the complete, structured map for deciding how your home is arranged: one book, one system, no contradictions, keyed to you.