553 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.
A white CNC-jaali temple-style pooja unit with three shikhara-tower finials, a backlit Om motif, and shelves of deity idols framed by a filigree cabinet door.
Built-in pooja unit with a backlit arched niche and an Om-motif frosted glass panel, open temple doors, flanked by a glass-shelf display cabinet and storage drawers.
Dining zone render with a white marble-top table and charcoal-and-cream chairs against a fluted grey wall hung with three black rings and a round mirror, a wooden ring pendant above and a jaali pooja unit with a yellow Om at the right.
Entryway storage nook with a wood-laminate crockery unit and glass display cabinet beside a tall white pooja cupboard carved with Om and Ganesha motifs
A freestanding pooja unit with laser-cut jaali doors in a tree-silhouette pattern, opening to reveal a backlit OM niche, brass diya lamps, and a deity picture on a dark wood console with storage drawers below.
Open kitchen area with a wood-and-white crockery unit and glass-front upper cabinets, alongside a separate wall-mounted pooja cabinet with a carved Ganesha motif door.
Pooja cabinet with carved wood crown and glass doors open to reveal marigold garlands and a lit oil lamp, set beside a diamond-mirror wall panel above a long wood console.
Wall-hung pooja unit in a corner - a wood-laminate back panel and hood with a single warm spot in the canopy, white CNC-cut circular-lattice jaali panels on both sides, and a floating base cabinet in wood and white below the deity ledge.
Built-in white pooja unit with a large CNC-cut mandala carrying an Om at its centre, backlit so the pattern glows against the rear panel, gold jaali side returns, marble idols and Sai Baba on the raised worktop, and brass fan-shaped handles on the two drawer tiers below.
Main entrance safety door with wood-panel shutter, an Om motif, and a stainless-steel jaali side panel with floral scrollwork, framed in dark wood cladding.