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Purchasing a Shoe Rack? Know about the right placement directions & the ones you should totally avoid.
A shoe rack gives a systematic arrangement to all your footwear. Getting one is easy but the placement of your shoe rack may require a lot of wisdom. As per Hindu Mythology "Vastu Shastra" is the traditionally accepted science of architecture and plays a major role in the design, layout, and structure of present-day Indian homes. While the structure and interior of some homes are typically designed keeping in mind the Vastu norms, there are some small things to be taken care of. One such thing is the correct placement of the shoe rack. Vastu Shastra even describes the correct placement of shoe racks in your house, which can bring fortune to your lives and controvert, a wrong placement can hinder growth and opportunities. Below are described the directions and areas in an apartment, where one should and should not place a shoe rack.
The Ideal Directions to Place a Shoe Rack:
Now that you know the don’ts, let’s take a look at some of the best practices which you can follow while placing the shoe racks.
Even if you are not a Vastu believer, these tips will help you to give a more neat and disciplined look to your house. Keeping cleanliness is not only advised by Vastu but is essential for a healthy environment too. Cluttered shoes make your place look disorganized, giving an unpleasant feeling, and putting your shoe racks at the entrance or in the bedroom can give an irrupt look as these areas have limited space. Following the tips is not harmful to anyone, and may bequeath you some advantages.
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Never Place Here:
To increase the positivity & energy inside your home, there are some particular places where placement of shoe racks should always be avoided. Take a look: