Pooja Room

Designing a Pooja room requires careful consideration of both practical and aesthetic aspects.

Location: Choose a location in your home that is peaceful, well-ventilated, and receives plenty of natural light.

Size: The size of the pooja room should depend on the size of the idols and the number of family members who will be using it. Ideally, the pooja room should not be too small or too big.

Flooring: Use marble, granite, or tiles for the flooring of the pooja room. These materials are easy to clean and maintain.

Walls: Paint the walls of the pooja room with soothing colors like white, cream, or light yellow. You can also use textured wallpapers or wall stickers with religious motifs.

Lighting: Use soft and warm lighting in the pooja room to create a calming effect. You can also use candles or diyas for a more traditional look.

Storage: Install shelves or cabinets to store pooja items like incense sticks, camphor, and other puja items. Make sure there is enough storage space to keep everything organized.

Seating: Provide seating arrangements in the pooja room for family members and guests who wish to sit and pray.

Idols: Choose the right size and style of idols that will fit in the pooja room. You can also add small water fountains, bells, and other decorative items.

Curtains: Use curtains to cover the pooja room when not in use. This will help to keep the room clean and prevent dust from settling on the idols and other items.

By following these tips, you can create a beautiful and functional pooja room interior that will be a peaceful and sacred space in your home.