Pooja unit design ideas

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

Built-in pooja unit with a CNC-cut mandala-pattern door inlaid with Om and swastika motif cutouts and hanging brass bells — Built-in pooja unit with a CNC-cut mandala-pattern door inlaid with Om and swastika motif cutouts and hanging brass bells, positioned at the threshold of an open-plan kitchen.

View through a vertical wood-slat partition into an unfurnished living room with a grey-and-wood TV console wall, a cove-lit stepped ceiling — View through a vertical wood-slat partition into an unfurnished living room with a grey-and-wood TV console wall, a cove-lit stepped ceiling, and lantern pendant lights.

White pooja cabinet fitted with a printed roller-blind shutter featuring an Om motif, bells, and diya patterns, with storage drawers below.

Living room with a wood-veneer TV wall, still wrapped in protective film, beside a tall white pooja cabinet with carved lotus motifs and a backlit glass — Living room with a wood-veneer TV wall, still wrapped in protective film, beside a tall white pooja cabinet with carved lotus motifs and a backlit glass display shelf.

Backlit arched pooja unit with a carved stone-look surround, jaali border panels and a glowing deity motif panel.

Wall-mounted wooden pooja unit with staggered display shelves, a stacked stone-cladding backdrop, and brass lamps and kalash set out for worship.

Wall-recessed pooja unit with a white CNC-cut jaali shutter forming a lotus and Om motif over a mirrored glass cabinet, beside a matching wall jaali partition.

A grey lacquered pooja cabinet with laser-cut Om and diya motif doors, backlit niches displaying framed deity portraits and brass idols.

White jaali-pattern pooja unit with an arched niche backlit around a cutout Om motif, doors open, drawer below.

Wall-mounted pooja mandir with CNC-cut Om and Ganesha shutters opened onto a backlit Balaji panel — Wall-mounted pooja mandir with CNC-cut Om and Ganesha shutters opened onto a backlit Balaji panel, marigold garlands framing it over a granite platform and a white base cabinet.

Open-plan shot showing an elaborately hand-carved wooden pooja mandap on the left, a lime-green and white gloss L-shaped modular kitchen straight ahead — Open-plan shot showing an elaborately hand-carved wooden pooja mandap on the left, a lime-green and white gloss L-shaped modular kitchen straight ahead, and a wooden dining table in the foreground.

A backlit wooden pooja niche with hanging brass bells sits beside an open hallway to the kitchen, under a wood-panelled cove-lit ceiling.

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