Door orientation affects home feng shui. Have you ever looked into it?

A south-facing bedroom is preferable, but it is best not to have it against an exterior wall. In summer, a south-facing bedroom is relatively cool, but it receives more sunlight than a north-facing room; if the exterior wall faces south, the indoor temperature will certainly be higher. Bedroom orientations of southeast, east, and northeast are also acceptable; it is best not to choose west-facing. Although a north-facing bedroom is colder in winter, it is very cool in summer.

If the room is next to the kitchen, the head of the bed should not be placed against the wall adjoining the kitchen, because the kitchen belongs to "fire," which easily makes people mentally tense and short-tempered.

Beds should not be placed under a beam, and there should especially not be light fixtures placed on the ceiling above, otherwise it can lead to problems caused by pressure, such as mental stress and headaches.

The orientation of the bedroom should be one that can receive direct sunlight, with south-facing or slightly south-facing being preferable. Generally speaking, if sunlight can shine in for 2-3 hours a day, it is beneficial for eliminating dampness in the room, killing bacteria, regulating indoor temperature, and accelerating air circulation.