A Vastu diagnostic evaluates how a space is structured and how energy circulates within it. This includes orientation, geometry, circulation, elemental balance, and interactions between the building, the land, and its environment. It also takes into account how the space is used and experienced over time.

Vastu can address a wide range of factors that influence how a space functions, including:

• orientation and directional imbalances
• circulation and energetic junctions
• elemental balance
• geobiological influences
• emotional or energetic imprints linked to the history of the place

The scope of correction depends on the nature of the space and the type of intervention.

No. While both work with spatial alignment, they are distinct systems with different origins, principles, and methodologies.

Vastu originates in the Vedic tradition and is historically older than Feng Shui. Some practitioners and researchers consider it to have influenced later Chinese systems of spatial harmonization through ancient cultural exchanges.

Vastu works primarily with orientation, geometry, elemental balance, and the structural relationship between a space, the land, and its environment. The approach used here is structural and non-decorative, and does not rely on symbolic placement, lifestyle adjustments, aesthetic or structural changes of the building.

Some schools of Feng Shui incorporate personal astrology or time-based calculations related to occupants. The structural Vastu practiced here does not depend on personal astrology or planetary timing; corrections are applied at the level of the space itself and most remain effective independently of the occupants.

No. This work does not depend on astrological charts, planetary transits, or timing. Once applied, the corrections remain effective regardless of planetary movement.

It is both structural and energetic. Corrections operate at the energetic and geometric level of a space, without altering walls, layout, or furniture. Small physical elements may be installed to support and stabilize the correction.

On-site work allows direct interaction with the space, the land, and the surrounding environment. This makes it possible to address a broader range of factors and achieve deeper stabilization.

It is also through the placement of physical elements that corrections are anchored within the space and made durable over time.

However, some projects can be addressed effectively through remote intervention, depending on their nature and configuration.

Marmatherapy is a remote Vastu correction that works on the marma points of a space — key junctions where the energy of the place and that of its occupants interact most directly. It is a lighter form of intervention, both energetically and financially.

No. Vastu corrections are non-invasive and do not require moving furniture, repainting, or modifying the physical structure of the space.

Yes. Vastu applies to any place where activity, exchange, and continuity are expected to occur.

Whether a space is used as an office, workshop, studio, industrial site, farm, hotel, or commercial environment, its structure influences how people interact, how decisions are made, and how activity unfolds over time.

Vastu does not treat professional spaces as machines to optimize, but as environments that must sustain both the work being done and the people who carry it.

Some spaces carry traces of past events or prolonged emotional states that can influence how the place is experienced over time. These are often referred to as energetic or emotional imprints (mémoires du lieu).

Rather than focusing on narratives or interpretations, the work addresses how these imprints affect the current coherence of the space. They can be liberated so that the place is no longer shaped by past charge, but fully available for present use.

Yes. Geobiological factors are taken into account when they influence the stability and coherence of a space.

This includes interactions with the land, underground water flows, geological faults, and other natural fields that can affect how a place feels and functions. When these factors are relevant, they are assessed and, when possible, mitigated as part of the overall Vastu intervention.

A Vastu diagnostic can be conducted prior to purchase to assess the structural and energetic coherence of a space before committing financially.

It can also be carried out before putting a property on the market. Correcting structural imbalances enhances stability, clarity, and overall attractiveness — facilitating the connection with new owners and smoother transactions.

Whether you are acquiring or transferring ownership, understanding the energetic condition of a space provides strategic advantage.

It depends mainly on the surface of your space. On-site harmonisation starts at €650, and is priced by built surface (all levels combined) — typically €8–12 per m² depending on complexity, with an additional fee for properties with land.

Professional, commercial, and large or atypical properties are quoted individually. Your exact price is confirmed once I've reviewed your plans.

A diagnostic is separate: €250 for a studio or apartment up to 100 m², and quoted by surface for larger spaces. If you go on to a full harmonisation, half the diagnostic fee is credited toward it.

It depends on where you are. If you already know you want to harmonise your space, you can request a harmonisation quote directly.

If you'd like to understand your space first — or aren't yet sure a full harmonisation is right — begin with a Vastu diagnostic: an accurate structural assessment that also shows whether correction or design guidance is appropriate.

If you then proceed to an on-site harmonisation, half the cost of the diagnostic is credited toward it.

Not sure which fits? Just get in touch and I'll point you to the right step.