From Home Furnishing by Anna Hong Rutt, 1961.

From Art in Home and Clothing by Trilling & Williams, 1936.

How could a seance parlor floorplan be applicable to one's own living space?  The surprising answer is within Seance Parlor Feng Shui.  From The Medium and Daybreak, 1895.

Note the pillow for the medium's head to collapse upon.  How could a seance parlor floorplan be applicable to one's own living space?  The surprising answer is within Seance Parlor Feng Shui.  From Proceedings of the Sociiety for Psychical Research, 1934.

How could a seance parlor floorplan be applicable to one's own living space?  The surprising answer is within Seance Parlor Feng Shui.  From Light, 1887.

"Villa of an Egyptian nobleman."  From Ancient Times, A History of the Early World, Second Edition by James Henry Breasted, 1935.

Note "Sunshine's chair" and the inclusion of no fewer than four spirit trumpets.  How could a seance parlor floorplan be applicable to one's own living space?  The surprising answer is within Seance Parlor Feng Shui.  From The Direct-Voice, 1930.

Note the spirit guitar.  How could a seance parlor floorplan be applicable to one's own living space?  The surprising answer is within Seance Parlor Feng Shui.  From The Psychical Review, 1893.

Play a variant of Clue / Cluedo with this floorplan and list of items that poltergeists moved during a two-week period (between the new moon of June 25th, 1923, and the full moon of July 9th), as reported in Quarterly Transactions of the British College of Psychic Science.

This is the first floorplan showing where a cow sat down that we've seen this week.  From The Queer Beasts by Arthur Acland, 1919.

This is just to confirm that every haunted chamber should feature at least one "ghost closet" (see upstage center).  Our diagram appears in Grace Griswold's The Haunted Chamber: A Romantic Comedy in One Act (1921).  To design your own haunted chamber, see our guide to Seance Parlor Feng Shui.