43 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.
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.
Under-construction pooja partition in teak with stepped shelves and a spot-lit niche, its side panel set with painted flute, betel-leaf and peacock-feather tiles between rows of brass bells.
Pooja room render with a Krishna idol niche flanked by stone-textured wall panels and jaali brass hangings, an ornate chandelier, display shelving for framed deities, and a two-tone wood mandir unit with drawers.
Pooja alcove framed in dark fluted wood with recessed linear lights running the frame: a backlit panel of hanging-bell cutwork and a line-art Ganesh with shloka above a marble platform of idols, marigold torans either side and a glass-cased bamboo planter to the right.
Dedicated pooja room with an elaborately hand-carved teak door frame with elephant and floral motifs, a mango-leaf toran, and a white marble-stepped deity platform, dining area visible outside.
Elevated wooden pooja room enclosure with carved jaali lattice screens and a brick base, reached by steps, set within an open hall with terracotta brick columns and a geometric tiled floor
Backlit wooden pooja unit with an Om-motif jaali carving at the centre, tiered shelves of brass deity idols on either side, hanging bells and fresh flower garlands.
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