1. Wall-hung mandir
A wall-hung unit saves floor space and can be placed at a comfortable height. Add a drawer below for samagri.
2. Mandir inside the TV unit
A pooja cabinet beside or inside the TV wall keeps everything in one finished composition.
3. CNC jali door
A door with Om, mandala or lattice cut-outs lets light through and gives the mandir character.
4. Frosted glass doors
Frosted glass with etched motifs hides the idols when closed but still glows softly when lit.
5. Corner mandir
A corner unit uses the least-used part of a room and suits narrow living areas.
6. Walk-in alcove
A small alcove with a back panel and two shelves can feel like a pooja room in less than 12 square feet.
7. Floor-standing cabinet with drawers
If you have a little more floor space, a cabinet with doors, a deity platform and drawers gives the most storage.
8. Open niche with soft lighting
A recessed niche with warm backlighting suits minimal homes. Keep lamps in a metal or stone tray.
See more in our pooja mandir gallery, read about Vastu placement, or request a design.