676 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.
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.
Freestanding white pooja mandir with CNC floral jaali sides, a carved lotus-relief backdrop lit from behind, drawer storage below and a concealed strip that makes the whole unit float off the grey marble floor
Indian living room with matching floral-print sofa sets, olive cushions, a wooden coffee table with nested stools, and a small pooja idol on a side table
Freestanding dark-wood mandir with reeded-glass shutters, a CNC jaali band, brass bells set into cut-outs and three brass finials on a stepped cornice, standing beside a lit ivory display sideboard with a teak top by the balcony curtains
Freestanding chevron-veneer pooja pillar with a brass Ganesha on a floating teak shelf, a hanging brass lamp and spot-lit soffit, a Buddha canvas on its outer face and a marigold urli on the tiled floor.
Freshly finished, still-unfurnished hall photographed at night: a rose-gold mirror lattice wall over a white counter on the left, a gold ring chandelier hung beside the fan in a cove-lit ceiling, a teak pooja unit tucked against the right wall of moulded white panels, and the balcony slider straight ahead.
Freestanding white pooja mandir unit with cut-out jaali doors and a backlit Om and swastik motif panel, set against a sage green wall in a hallway nook.
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