Dear Cecil,
I read about "Bedroom doors facing each
other" in your forum. I have the same
problem and I think to make matter worst,
they are along a corridor with 2 more
doors, which creates more quabbling
(yes?). I attach a picture of the layout, is
there any remedies?
I also read that a door at the end of the
corridor is inauspicious as it means that
the prospect is blocked. Is this true? How
do I justify?
Thank you.
Anonymous

Dear Anon,
Thank you for drawing up the illustration.
From what I can see, it is good that there is quite some distance between bedroom 1 and master bedroom.
And from the sketch, it also looks like the master bedroom door is not directly aligned with bedroom 1 door. This is good.
In my opinion, although, bedroom 1, 2 (with bathroom) and master bedroom are in the same corridor, because of the adequate space between e.g. bedroom 1 and masterbedroom and bedroom 1 and 2 doors also pose not much a threat here.
Therefore, I personally feel that there is not much problem - here.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/14/2002 4:51:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
I read about "Bedroom doors
facing each
other" in your forum. I have
the same
problem and I think to make
matter worst,
they are along a corridor with
2 more
doors, which creates more
quabbling
(yes?). I attach a picture of
the layout, is
there any remedies?
I also read that a door at the
end of the
corridor is inauspicious as it
means that
the prospect is blocked. Is
this true? How
do I justify?
Thank you.
Anonymous