Understanding the issues and concerns related to the space, goal setting, design review, and contractor referral.

As a New England School of Feng Shui-trained Feng Shui practitioner, Virginia Rowland integrates this timeless practice into the design of optimal living and working environments. In addition, identifying and understanding one’s personality “type” assists Virginia Rowland in guiding the design process to enhance personal satisfaction and harmony in a home or work setting. Virginia Rowland is a Qualified Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Practitioner (The Association for Psychological Type).


Feng Shui

Literally translated: “wind, water,” is the ancient practice of living harmoniously with one’s environment to support a life of longevity, prosperity, good health and joy. While the Chinese gave a language to Feng Shui, its principals were practiced by all indigenous cultures to ensure their survival. The issue of “survival” differs in today’s modern culture, yet the opportunity for thriving through understanding energy and its relationship to the environment remain the same.

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

MBTI has been used for over 75 years to identify individual preferences related to how we observe our world, make decisions, re-energize ourselves, and organize ourselves with respect to time and the space around us. Identifying and understanding one’s “type” assists Virginia Rowland in guiding the design process to enhance personal satisfaction and harmony in a home or work setting.