JENNIFER A. EMMER
Jennifer A. Emmer is an HGTV-featured Feng Shui Master, Interior Designer, and Historic Preservationist with over 25 years of experience and hundreds of happy clients.
She has designed businesses, homes, hotels, movie studios, restaurants, and spas all over the United States, Europe and Asia.
Feng Shui Style won “Top Three Designers in San Jose” for the past 4 years in a row!
She was featured on HGTV’s Flip It to Win it, a show about the competitive world of flipping properties in the San Francisco Bay Area.
“I was out there, being a designer, and it was so one-dimensional. I was looking for something more. I stumbled onto a book about Feng Shui in Chinatown, San Francisco, and my whole world changed. I discovered that Feng Shui involved architecture, design, people, some kind of ‘secret sauce’, color, visualization, culture, and history. All of my favorite things rolled into one!”
She began studying and practicing Feng Shui in 1995 in San Francisco’s Chinatown, with immediate and impressive results. She pumped up her “Helpful People” corner, and met Academy Award Winning Film Editor Gabriella Cristiani. Gabriella had learned Feng Shui in China, after editing The Last Emperor, for which she received an Oscar in 1987.
After performing consultations with Gabriella, Jennifer studied the teachings of Master Larry Sang of the American Feng Shui Institute in Los Angeles, where she learned the oldest forms of Feng Shui: the “Form School”, “Compass School”, “Flying Star School”, and “Eight Mansion Theory”.
In 1997, Jennifer created L.A. Feng Shui in Venice, California, where she worked with many movie studios, celebrities, artists, and actors. In 2000, she decided to leave the frenetic pace of L.A. and return to the Bay Area, where she established Feng Shui Style.
Jennifer also studied at The International Feng Shui Institute in Kent, England, under Master Alan Stirling.
As for her “classical” education, Jennifer studied Humanities at Harvard University, with a major in French and History, which eventually led her to architecture and Historic Preservation. She also studied Design and Photography at the Massachusetts College of Art, Non-linear video editing at Boston Film & Video, Oil Painting and Italian in Florence, Italy, and International Business at Boston University.
All her experience and passions ultimately combined in the practice of Feng Shui, which involves architecture, design, people, color, history, and culture.