religious practice dictates that plants should be dust free
{"Image ImageDescription": "Feng shui dictates that plants should be dust free. Homes in general have a more favorable feng shui when they are less cluttered too.\r\r\r///ADDITIONAL INFO ////  H. LORREN AU JR., THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER  -  fengshui.xxxx.ots  - shot: 4/25/12 --   ///    So to appeal to the growing audience of Asian homebuyers, it began incorporating feng shui in its design, having architects meet with feng shui masters. Over time, it has expanded to other parts of the company and KB Home Division President Steve Ruffner says he's found other benefits as well. Non-Asian customers like it too, and, he believes, feng shui has made the design better. The SoCal division of homebuilder KB Home consults feng shui masters in designing its homes. The company began experimenting with the Asian practice of finding order, calm and luck. The firm began using feng shui in its design. The KB Home development of Ironwood in Irvine's Portola Springs has models that demonstrate proper incorporation of feng shui.", "Image Artist": "H. LORREN AU JR.,", "Image Copyright": "The Orange County Register."}