Office Desk Feng Shui: Finding the Best Position for Focus and Success

The Position That Changes Everything

Whether you’re in a NY open office or a Tokyo cubicle, this principle influences how grounded and focused you feel at work.

It’s rooted in evolutionary psychology—our instinct to feel secure.

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What is the Command Position? 👑

1. See the Door: You can see who enters, but you’re not directly in line with the door (which can feel like rushing energy).
2. Solid Back: Wall, cabinet, or high partition behind you—rather than a corridor or window.

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Less Ideal Setups 📝

• Back to Door: Part of your awareness may stay alert to what’s behind you, which can subtly drain focus and energy.
• Facing Wall: Can feel limiting, like your view (and opportunities) are blocked.

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Adjustments (When You Can’t Change Your Desk) 🛡️

• Back to Corridor: A thick jacket on your chair back, or a high-back chair, can create a sense of support.
• Back to Door: A small mirror on your desk lets you see behind you, reducing that “exposed” feeling.