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Đoàn Vi

Feng Shui & Wellbeing Consultant · Chạm AI Agency

Tuning microclimate and spatial energy, the science behind feeling comfortable.

Whether a customer walks into a shop and feels at ease or turns around is mostly decided before they consciously think. Đoàn Vi works on exactly that layer: entrance orientation, movement flow, pause points, lighting, temperature and scent.

Chạm AI treats feng shui as something that must be explainable: every traditional principle is matched against the physical and behavioural reason behind it. A badly placed till clogs the flow of people; a blocked entrance reduces walk-ins; harsh lighting cuts dwell time. These are measurable in footfall and dwell time, not only in belief.

The work runs alongside the spatial design team so a layout satisfies feng shui, business goals and brand aesthetics at the same time.

Responsibilities

Core work

Entrance & customer flow

Setting the opening, the first pause point and the route that pulls customers deeper instead of turning them back.

Counter & zone placement

Positioning the till, fitting rooms and waiting areas so they do not clog flow or feel like surveillance.

Lighting & microclimate

Balancing colour temperature (commonly 2700K to 4000K), illuminance (roughly 300 to 750 lux) and room temperature 24 to 26 degrees C.

Workspace layout

Arranging desks, seating orientation and planting to reduce eye strain, noise and a boxed-in feeling.

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How does Chạm AI approach feng shui for a space?

Quick summary: Đoàn Vi leads feng shui and spatial wellbeing at Chạm AI Agency: entrance layout, movement flow, counter placement, lighting and microclimate for shops, offices and event spaces. The method is to match each traditional principle against the physical and behavioural reason behind it, then measure the result with retail metrics. A survey usually covers 4 parts: measuring the floor plan, observing customer flow at 2 different times of day, checking 3 retail indicators and agreeing the layout.

Can feng shui for a shop be measured?

Three indicators are measurable: the share of passers-by who walk in, how deep customers travel into the store, and average dwell time. Changing the entrance or till position usually moves the first one most visibly.

Does feng shui conflict with modern design?

Most feng shui principles about a clear entrance, avoiding sharp corners pointed at seating and having enough daylight overlap with functional design principles. Conflicts usually appear only around colour and orientation, and there is always a workable compromise.

What should be prepared before a consultation?

A floor plan or measured dimensions, photos from 4 directions, the main door orientation from a phone compass, the owner's year of birth and the commercial goal for that space.