Modern Indian pooja units

467 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.

Real photo of a pooja wall with three dark-wood-framed backlit display niches holding deity idols — Real photo of a pooja wall with three dark-wood-framed backlit display niches holding deity idols, beside a diamond-pattern glass sliding door opening into the kitchen.

Living room wall unit combining a backlit pooja nook with an Om motif and hanging bells beside a TV unit wall with a glass-fronted display cabinet.

Built pooja mandir photographed with its jaali shutters open: a white Shrinathji figure etched on the grey back panel, brass diyas and marigold on the counter — Built pooja mandir photographed with its jaali shutters open: a white Shrinathji figure etched on the grey back panel, brass diyas and marigold on the counter, teak fin partition to the right and the flat's main door with digital lock behind

Pooja unit with an arched marble niche flanked by vertical LED light strips in wood trim, set above a marble-topped cabinet with brass-handled drawers.

Backlit glass-shelf pooja unit in a dark wood-veneer frame displaying brass deity idols and a garlanded photo, beside a glossy wood-veneer wall and bench.

Photo of a built-in teak-laminate pooja unit with a backlit CNC lotus-and-Om panel inside an arched cove, stepped side shelves — Photo of a built-in teak-laminate pooja unit with a backlit CNC lotus-and-Om panel inside an arched cove, stepped side shelves, a lit brass diya and a framed deity print on the counter over closed storage.

A wood-finish TV unit wall with an integrated pooja cabinet on one side and lit display niches holding figurines above.

A backlit Om mandala panel set into a marble-clad pooja niche with a drawer base, looking across the dining table to a floor-to-ceiling laser-cut wooden jaali — A backlit Om mandala panel set into a marble-clad pooja niche with a drawer base, looking across the dining table to a floor-to-ceiling laser-cut wooden jaali screen and the living seating beyond.

Backlit CNC-cut lotus jaali with a central Om behind a marble platform laid with a red cloth and marigold garlands — Backlit CNC-cut lotus jaali with a central Om behind a marble platform laid with a red cloth and marigold garlands, under a framed Radha-Krishna painting and a small crystal chandelier, with a bevelled-mirror jaali screen closing it off from the dining room

Freestanding walnut-laminate mandir unit with twin frosted shutters carrying CNC-cut Ganesha faces, four brass bells in cutout niches and a gold trim pelmet — Freestanding walnut-laminate mandir unit with twin frosted shutters carrying CNC-cut Ganesha faces, four brass bells in cutout niches and a gold trim pelmet, standing beside the balcony door of an empty flat.

Pooja alcove with a backlit amber onyx feature wall, a carved jaali panel behind a brass Ganesha idol, and a floating wood-and-white console below.

Wall-mounted pooja unit with walnut-finish cabinetry, carved jaali door panels, a backlit Om jaali medallion — Wall-mounted pooja unit with walnut-finish cabinetry, carved jaali door panels, a backlit Om jaali medallion, and white storage cabinets below a black granite counter.

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