Bespoke Home Analysis

Upload a Clear Floor Plan of Your Home

Please upload a clear floor plan that labels each room accurately so I can understand the layout of your home. A real estate listing floor plan is perfectly acceptable if that's all you have.

If you don’t have a floor plan available, you can create one using a free app such as:

MagicPlan – scan your space using your phone
RoomSketcher or Floorplanner – draw your layout with simple drag-and-drop tools
Be sure to label each room clearly. Floor plans can be uploaded as an image, PDF, or screenshot.

Upload Floor Plan with Furniture Layout

Please upload a second copy of your floor plan that includes the current furniture layout—beds, desks, and couches.

You can draw this by hand over a printed floor plan, annotate it digitally using apps like Markup (on iPhone/iPad), Preview (on Mac), or any PDF or image editor. A photo of a hand-drawn version is perfectly fine as long as it’s clear.

This helps me understand how the space is currently being used and how energy flows through the home.

Upload Photos of Each Side of the building

Please upload one photo of each side of the building: the front, back, left side, and right side.

To determine the left and right sides, imagine you are standing inside your home, looking out through the front door:

The left side is to your left when facing out the front
The right side is to your right when facing out the front

You may not have access to the actual sides of the building, or at the back. In this case, please take the left and right side photos from the front boundary of the building, standing as far to the side as possible. 

Aerial View Screenshot of Your Building

To help determine the facing direction of your apartment or unit, please use Google Maps and switch to the bird’s eye (top-down) view of your building. Take a screenshot and upload it with an arrow or mark showing the direction that your main window or balcony faces — this is usually considered the "facing" of your unit.

If your apartment or unit is on a corner, please draw two arrows to indicate this, as it requires extra attention to accurately determine the correct facing direction.

This information is essential for your Feng Shui assessment, so please take your time with this step.

How to do this (easy steps):

1. Open Google Maps on your phone or computer
2. Type in your home address and zoom in
3. Click “Satellite View” in the bottom corner so you can see the rooftops
4. Adjust the view so you can clearly see the shape and layout of your home
5. Take a screenshot of the house (on your phone or computer)
6. Use a drawing tool, markup tool, or app to draw an arrow pointing to where the front of your house faces, or print and draw by hand. 

Upload the screenshot below

It doesn’t need to be perfect—just a rough arrow is enough so I can see how the home sits on the land and which way it faces.

When Was the Complex Built?

If you know the exact year the complex was built, please enter it in the box provided.
If you’re not sure of the exact year but have a rough idea, you can choose the closest 20-year period from the dropdown menu.

If you’re unsure of both, simply select “I don’t know” from the dropdown.

Have there been any major renovations to the building that you're aware of?
(Especially structural changes such as a new roof or roof replacement.)

Please provide any details you know — even an approximate year is helpful.

Year of Roof Replacement

Please list the year the full roof (including ceilings) was replaced.

If you're unsure, feel free to give your best estimate.

You're all set!

Once you've completed all the questions and uploaded your files, simply hit Submit.

If you feel stuck with anything at all — whether it's uploading photos, finding your facing direction, or answering a question — I’m here to help.
Feel free to reach out anytime, and I’ll happily guide you through it.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this form!