187 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.
Living room with a striped wallpaper feature wall, framed curio niches displaying figurines, a carved wood-frame upholstered sofa, and a small pooja cabinet in the corner.
Free-standing pooja mandir cabinet with a temple-style pediment top and backlit lotus-pattern laser-cut wood doors, positioned in a hallway near the kitchen with construction materials still in the frame.
Newly fitted pooja mandir with lotus-cutout and frosted-glass folding shutters swung open to staggered display shelves over a closed storage base, standing against a bare wall in an unfurnished flat.
Home mandir with turned columns lit from within through CNC-cut acrylic strips, a scalloped floral jaali valance and an Om crest above a printed Balaji backdrop, over drawers marked with a Swastik.
Hand-carved teak mandir with a scalloped pediment and turned finials, opening onto a marble-lined interior where a backlit Om-and-bell jaali sits between framed deity prints, above a yellow-draped seat for the idols.
Freestanding glass-walled mandir with a stepped teak pagoda roof and a carved brass fascia band, its etched-glass doors opening onto a white marble shrine lit by backlit onyx panels.
Pooja room doorway dressed in marigold and mango-leaf garlands for a housewarming, its carved teak frame and jaali door opening onto a gold Balaji relief above a white platform with offerings.
Multi-layered arched pooja unit backlit with warm cove lighting and a central carved Om medallion, photographed mid-installation with tools and protective sheeting still in place.
A round marble-top dining table with plastic-wrapped chairs beneath a cove-lit ceiling, backed by an arched niche housing an illuminated pooja unit with an Om motif.
Design by Dream N Design, HeyBuddy · pooja · cove · dining · teak
Standalone white pooja cabinet with laser-cut Ganesha motif and mandala jaali door panels on a wood-tone plinth base, set in an otherwise bare room.
Traditional pooja unit with an orange-and-black carved jaali canopy and marigold garlands framing a marble-finish mandir with brass deity idols, glass table with ritual items in front