Best Place for Puja Mandir in a 3BHK
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Comments (6)TV position looks good to me as is. All you need to do is bring the sofa in the center of the living room - and facing the TV unit (see how much space are you getting around to walk) You can have a nice central rug and dazzling chandeliers / hanging lights above the sofa set. The wall opposite entrance can be your feature wall because it faces the entrance so everytime someone enters , they will see that wall first and it should create an impact. The feature wall ideas include - Have a beautiful Mandir there ( I don't know what the Vastu is of the flat so plan accordingly) or make it a nice reading nook with a lazy couch / chair and a lamp or planter . If you don't wish to do any of the above then make an accent wall - have a very quirky wallpaper backdrop and have two high back chairs with a coffee table. you can have innovative hanging lights on any one side. If you want to increase utility of your house then you can also have a sofa cum bed there - which can be used by guests / friends etc....See Morepuja space ideas for my new home
Comments (3)Hello Jayant, As per Vastu the ideal space for the Puja room is the North-East area of the house. As per the plan that would be on the right wall of the bedroom adjacent to the wash yard. You can keep the Mandir in the place of the study table. In addition, the Mandir should not be on the same wall as the washroom. In case Vastu is not a concern, the current position seems optimal. in the right-bottom corner of the living room. As per the directions, that falls in the South-East of the living room and South-West for the entire house. As for the what the mandir, You can look at Corian or wood as the building material. Corian will allow light to pass through the mandir and you can install LEDs behind for a beautiful look. Wood is more earthy and charming and traditional. For the design I am attaching a few photos from the internet that seem to best suit the two possible options (living room and bedroom) We hope this helps! If you need more help turning your house into a home, please do get in touch! We would love to work with you! Best CUBSpaces Team +91-9923893771...See MoreLayout and overall design for long living room
Comments (8)Hey Rohit, One thing we have learned that it is difficult to convert our weaknesses to strengths, but it is very doable! 42' of living and dining room space could be advantageous! off the top of our heads, here are a few things you could do. Split the space into formal and informal seating areas, basically creating 2 rooms (not counting the dining) in one space Push the dining in the middle of the room, closer to the middle bedroom, and add a swing near the balcony. In case the large size makes it uncomfortable, you can add a partition between the dining and balcony. and design the space in a way that opening the balcony doors, converts your indoors to outdoors, creating the feel of a terrace. lastly, the simplest of solutions would be to add a partition (solid or otherwise) to divide in room into 2 parts, a living space and a dining space! We hope this helps. In case you need Drawings to understand the space and out idea of the space utilization, please feel free to get in touch with us and we would love to work with you! Best, CUBSpaces Team +91-9923893771...See MoreBest Pooja Place as per Vastu
Comments (19)Thanks for starting this helpful discussion on the ideal pooja space as per Vastu. Choosing the right location and incorporating spiritual décor can create a peaceful and uplifting atmosphere. Devotional wall art featuring revered saints and divine figures adds a unique touch of tradition and serenity to the prayer area. Beautiful pieces like Seshadri Swamigal wall art can truly enhance the sacred ambiance of a home temple....See More- 9 years ago
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