Feng Shui Designer To Present at Montauk Library on May 29 - 27 East

Residence

Residence / 2255073

Feng Shui Designer To Present at Montauk Library on May 29

icon 1 Photo
Feng Shui designer Reiko Gomez. COURTESY REIKO GOMEZ

Feng Shui designer Reiko Gomez. COURTESY REIKO GOMEZ

authorStaff Writer on May 21, 2024

Feng shui designer and author Reiko Gomez will present at Montauk Library on Wednesday, May 29, at 6 p.m. about feng shui “for your home, your life and your dreams.”

Feng shui, according to ​the American Feng Shui Institute, literally means “wind and water” and is an ancient Chinese study of the natural environment, used to determine the best or most favorable location for anyone and assist that person to avoid their worst or least desirable location in any environment. It’s based on a person’s birth year, surrounding environment and movements of the solar system.

Gomez is certified by the American Feng Shui Institute and studied interior design at Parsons School of Design. Her latest book is “More Than Just a Pretty Space: Make Small Changes to Your Home, Manifest Big Changes in Your Life.”

In an interactive presentation, Gomez will discuss creating a style home for mind, body and spirit and share tips for creating a home “that is balanced, harmonious, and aligned with your goals and dreams.” A Q&A and book signing will follow.

The event is free and open to the public. Register at montauklibrary.org/events or by calling 631-668-3377.

You May Also Like:

Holiday House Hamptons Celebrates Design and Décor While Benefiting Breast Cancer Research

It’s no coincidence that many designer showhouses tend to open at about the same time ... 17 Jul 2025 by Steven Stolman

Susan Cappa's Serene East Hampton Home

Susan Cappa has enhanced her East Hampton abode with a classic and serene elegance that ... 16 Jul 2025 by Tristan Dyer

Plant Diseases That Occur in July

This is part two of a series on plant diseases that you may be afflicted ... by Andrew Messinger

Tending Your Garden in a Drought: Lessons From the Ground

On Long Island, we’re used to four seasons, but lately, they’ve been less reliable. Spring ... 15 Jul 2025 by Linda Whitaker

ChangeHampton Presents 'How To Move the Eco-Needle on Our Lands'

ChangeHampton, an East Hampton-based organization that promotes sustainable landscaping practices to support biodiversity, is hosting a forum at The Nature Conservancy on Sunday, July 20, to discuss what can be done to move the metaphorical needle. “How to Move the Eco-Needle on Our Lands” will examine what solutions — carrots or sticks — are the most effective to achieve habitats that support wildlife and protect the natural beauty of the East End. The forum will pose a number of questions to assess how well the East Hampton community is overseeing natural treasures: “We have conserved a great deal of land, ... by Staff Writer

Cornell Gardeners Open House Is This Saturday

Explore the 20 varied demonstration gardens planted and maintained for the Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center by the Cornell Gardeners at their annual open house this Saturday, July 12, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cornell’s LIHREC Center at 3059 Sound Avenue in Riverhead. This free event features workshops, demonstrations, wagon rides and tours of the gardens led by experienced and master gardeners. There will also be a plant sale. Rain or shine. Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center is a 68-acre facility dedicated to serve the research and extension needs of the horticulture industries of Long ... 10 Jul 2025 by Staff Writer

Kathy Prounis’s Elevated 1950s-Era Bridgehampton Home

Kathy Prounis’s Bridgehampton home presents immediate delight and intrigue with a vibrant red front door ... 9 Jul 2025 by Tristan Dyer

Greater Westhampton Historical Museum To Open New Gardens

The Greater Westhampton Historical Museum will formally open its new period gardens on Thursday, July 10, from 4 to 6 p.m. with a Garden Tea Party at 101 Mill Road in Westhampton Beach. The gardens were designed by the Westhampton Garden Club to complement the 1790s Foster Meeker House and the 1840 Tuttle House, both moved to village-owned property over the past several years. The gardens are a collaboration between the garden club and the museum. “We are delighted to have the gardens and landscape that our special houses deserve, and we are happy to have an ongoing collaboration with ... by Staff Writer

Plant Pathogens

We started the gardening season with wet conditions. For plant diseases, “wet” and “humid” are ... 8 Jul 2025 by Andrew Messinger

A Miner Mystery

It was late April when they started to appear. In several areas around the Southampton ... by Lisa Daffy