Feng Shui is a form of symbolic action, like prayer, like any therapy or energy related activity that coaches focusing on your intentions as a means to helping them be realized. I have no idea how it is effective, but I know from experience it often is. I don't think it's a matter of: say the words, put up the green plant, burn incense and wait for your dreams to be realized. I suspect intentionality is rarely as simple as books like The Secret tend to suggest. You may tell yourself you are committed to a particular intention, but there is sometimes problematic complexity in your mind and heart; in your more lucid moments you may realize that intention doesn't serve your highest good. Be that as it may, on many occasions I have seen intentionality, prayer, symbolic action and feng shui be efficacious, and in the case of the Chinese system, I believe it can help refine the way you approach your life and can nudge your reality in the direction you would like it to go.

Disclaimer aside, Valentine's Day is on the horizon. Again, I doubt that anything is going to have the power to bring you a significant other unless your heart is open to the possibility and the realization would be a blessing for all. But to ease the way...

The romance and relationship corner of your living space (or office) is at the far right rear from the entrance of the space. This is an area where you can make symbolic adjustments to invite connections of the heart. It is critical you keep the area clear of clutter and that goes double for any object or image representing a past relationship that didn't support your interest and vision. Also ensure that art in this part of the space suggests pairing and couples; you don't want Edvard Munch's solitary screamer; at that part of your space, you don't want any images of screamers.

Candles? Yes, red, pink or white ones and in quantity of two or more. See the light is warm and bright - no dark corners please.

If there is a plant in the rear right of your space, let it be healthy, vibrant. A bouquet of flowers - red, pink or white ones - placed with the accompanying embrace of your loving intention is also an important variable of the feng shui prescription for the hope of the heart.