Ideally pooja should be next to kitchen which is also preferred by most in AP & Bangalore. As per Vasu it should be in East or NorthEast of the flat area & while you pray you should face towards East. occupying foyer area is good but need to divert the flow to avoid walking with footwear in front of pooja room, so need to change the entry which I think difficult from Prestige as they wouldn't accept that change The other option is at Wash Basin However you should hire a professional so that you get right & full guidance. If you've already hired then you can demand to fulfill this requirement as well.

Hi, I am not a professional but a enthusiast. I have 2 opinions for you. 1. Small Puja Mandir in place of Fridge and move the fridge near the Sink opposite to Dining. This will be probably very Small. But during Pooja, there will be good space. 2. The second opinion is based on questioning the need of 3 bathrooms. You can remove one attached bathroom and make it a big Pooja Room. Further, you can also play with the size of Bathroom and make it extremely small and accommodate both Pooja from outside and a small bathroom or powder behind it * Chosen practicality over Vaastu.

Hi Payal, your space looks interesting and a beautiful mandir design can be achieved in low budget. 1. There are beautiful traditional wallpapers available in market in low budget. Check out Krsna Mehta wallpapers.You can do a backdrop of the wallpaper. 2. Once you create a backdrop, then you can raise a marble on it with inlay design or carvings. Backlight the marble to give a rich look. You can also cut the marble in shape of an arch to give a mandir feel. 3. In front of the marble arrange your the murtis. You can opt for also creating marble shelves and place your murtis (check the photograph attached) make sure that the murtis are of adequate height so that the designs on the backdrop do not hide. 4. Below the platform of the murtis you can have three drawers with the center drawer being a pull out tray extension to put Diya, agarbattis etc. Let there be a void below the tray where you can put your mandir pouffe or chair. On the two sides you can have shutters with traditional laminates. 5. Have a traditional chandelier in the ceiling just in center of the mandir to complete the look. Regards, deSigneR

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