What’s the point of hanging paintings in the entrance hall?

The entrance is the first thing you see when you open the door. It is also a location that greatly affects indoor feng shui. The choice of decoration is very important. Let’s take a look at the following to see if there is any particularity in the choice of entrance decoration!

Essential points for hanging paintings in the entrance hall 1. For the size selection of the decorative paintings in the entrance hall as soon as you enter the door, the size of the entrance painting should not be too large, generally four feet vertically Large format (136*67cm), three-foot vertical format (painting core 42*89cm), four-foot square (painting core 6868cm) are more suitable.

Be careful about hanging paintings in the entrance hall. 2. The decorative paintings in the entrance hall must be chosen with taste and connotation. People's first impression is crucial, reflecting the personality and taste of the owner.

Three things to pay attention to when hanging paintings in the porch. The porch is used to prevent evil spirits from leaking out and to resolve the evil spirits outside the house that rush towards the door, which is commonly known as blocking evil spirits.

Recommended works display 1: Jin Baoliang’s new masterpiece of traditional Chinese painting "All the Five Lakes Are Brothers" (work from Yicong.com) Receive wealth from all directions. The body is graceful and round, and it can also promote the harmony of interpersonal relationships, make people more popular, and boost one's career fortune. If there is filthy evil spirit in your home, you can also use the gourd to bring luck and resolve it, ensuring peace and health.

Gourd, homophonic to "Fu Lu", has been an auspicious object that attracts wealth and blessings since ancient times. Gourds have therefore become one of the painter's favorite themes. Hanging a gourd picture at home has the function of removing evil spirits, seeking good luck and avoiding bad luck, and ensures the safety and prosperity of the home. Five gourds, called "Five Blessings", are one of the common hanging paintings in home entrances, restaurants and living rooms. They can bring good luck, wealth and fortune.

Recommended works display 2: The famous peacock picture "Jade Yu Spring Breeze" by Wang Yirong (the work is from Yicong.com)

According to records, the first wife of Li Yuan, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, was shy of the moon. , the beauty of the country, proficient in all kinds of music, chess, calligraphy and painting. Because of his talent and appearance, it goes without saying that he has high standards for choosing a son-in-law. The criteria set by his parents can be said to be unique: there are two gorgeous peacocks on the door screen, which means it will be auspicious for him to choose a son-in-law. , the one who bends his bow to shoot a sparrow and hits "the" one is the son-in-law of Dongtang. Although the conditions were harsh, there was still no shortage of suitors. More than a hundred handsome men gathered in the mansion, but no master shot the peacock in the eye. Only Li Yuan's arrows hit one eye with two arrows, and the marriage was achieved for a while. It is said to be a good talk. Folks used the bird screen as a metaphor for choosing a son-in-law and a husband, and the peacock became a mascot for love and marriage.

Recommended work display three: Painter Wang Yirong's painting of nine fishes with peonies, "Family and Wealth" (work from Yicong.com)

The painting of nine fishes is a classic Chinese painting that symbolizes good luck and good fortune. Since ancient times, "Nine" has had the meaning of longevity. "Fish" means everything goes well. Nine cute koi carps are playing in the water, symbolizing long-term good fortune. In addition, red fish are said to bring good luck. As soon as you enter the door and see Wang Yirong's nine-fish picture, it can bring good luck and wealth, please the body and mind, and also bring auspicious blessings of "more than every year"!

Traditional Chinese painting The combination of two auspicious patterns, peony and red carp, heralds "flowers blooming, wealth and wealth every year". In addition, the inscription on this work by teacher Wang Yirong is "Paint the Moon Garden, the rich and noble people will live long and prosperous, and the future will be like a splendid future", which is a particularly poetic expression. The inscription is "Family and Wealth", which represents the author's hope for a beautiful and happy life.

Recommended works display four: Wang Yirong's new flower-and-bird painting of peonies "A Hall Full of Gold and Jade" (work from Yicong.com)

In this picture of wealth in the Yutang, the white magnolia flowers are in full bloom. In the center of the painting, there are several peonies in pink and red colors. The dark green dense leaves set off the delicate peonies and red flowers, making the whole picture look magnificent, graceful and luxurious. The waves of flowers bloom in the fragrant sea. Folks often use orchids to symbolize the Yutang and peonies to symbolize wealth. These two flowers are used to symbolize the wealth of the Yutang, wishing for promotion in the position and prosperity.

These calligraphy and paintings are very suitable for the entrance in terms of size and meaning. They can not only highlight the owner's style and the overall style of his home, but also improve the feng shui of the entire family.