She consulted many companies, private clients and designers. She is a Manhattan native. Today, her books can be purchased through online bookstores and physical bookstores.
From 1983 to 2000, Sarah wrote five books on Feng Shui, most of which were popular. Her first book was "Feng Sui - Chinese Art Placement" [published in 1983]. At the same time, she is writing magazines and newspaper articles about Feng Shui for the Washington Post, The New York Times, Harper Market and Garden and Garden. At that time, she was one of the few people who knew nothing about this ancient Chinese concept.
Later, he wrote four books: "Life Color", "Feng Shui Design", "Feng Shui: Chinese Art Placement" [updated version], "Interior Design and Feng Shui".
In her book, Sarah Rosebach explains the views of FS and the famous Feng Shui master Lin Yun distinguished master. Sarah translates this Chinese art into an easy-to-understand Western term.
She studies Mandarin and helps her translate. She is primarily responsible for introducing FS into Western culture.
Sarah is a very authoritative writer. Her book has rich text and enticing photos. She provides a guide to understanding and learning to manage energy flow and uses FS as a tool for well-being.
Her work "Feng Shui: The Art of Placement in China" tells the story of using FS in design and architecture. Sarah Rossback explains Professor Lin Yun's ideas and suggests ways to achieve harmony in one's environment. Suggestions range from the layout of the building to the placement of furniture to interior design. These tips apply to homes, offices and public places; they can be used in any environment. These tips are designed to help achieve the health, happiness and financial prosperity of today's world. The book has been well received by other publishers, including the New York Times.
Her work "Feng Shui Interior Design" focuses on interior design. In this book, she explains the principles and history of Feng Shui and discusses the use of it in the home, business environment and gardens. This work extended her early work - it has more color information and more illustrations.
Her book "Life Colors" explains how color affects our lives. It can motivate or subdue, making you lucky or unfortunate. Here, she elaborates Lin Yun's color theory, which is based on the Buddhist tradition. Color is described as its benefit as a tool for healing and improving life. First, she explained the philosophical roots of color theory and then proposed practical suggestions for using color to achieve a harmonious life indoors and outdoors. She talked about the colors of food, clothes and cars, homes, gardens, etc. Sarah Rossbach's tips can not only help you buy new sofas, dress interviews, use color to attract romance, but also achieve a harmonious and balanced life.
Orignal From: Sarah Rosebach - a popular feng shui writer and expert
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