Handover-stage living room where a white TV unit runs into a backlit CNC floral-jaali pooja cabinet, with a fluted teak strip and a lit lotus niche on the wall beyond.
HeyBuddy designer project · tv unit · pooja · panelling · veneer
Home mandir built as concentric carved-ivory oval arches on concealed warm light, with a laser-cut gold leaf-motif border and a backlit Om medallion above a dressed Krishna idol.
Galley kitchen with a stainless steel refrigerator, dark gloss cabinetry and a black granite counter, with a small lit pooja shelf just outside the doorway
Built-in pooja niche lined in white grey-veined marble slab with a laser-cut circular mandala panel on the back wall, a grey shelf holding a brass Ganesha between framed deity prints, drawers below, and two marigold garlands hung from hooks at the opening with brass bell strings on the side jamb.
Newly installed floor-to-ceiling pooja cabinet in pale sage-grey shutters, its glazed upper doors framing a backlit square-grid jaali hung with nine brass bells, protective film still on the side panel.
Living room corner with a white jaali-pattern pooja cabinet in an arched wardrobe, a black bean bag, and a styled black coffee table with candles, shot at a tilt.
An entry vignette with an ivory drawer console under a backlit round mirror in a wooden ring, set on fluted panelling with amber glass pendants overhead, a full-height open box-grid partition screening the dining beyond, and a white CNC-jaali mandir with a stepped crown standing against the balcony glazing.
Freestanding teak-finish mandir with a backlit Om sunburst rear panel, CNC-cut Ganesha and floral jaali doors, and a stepped platform over two white drawers
Narrow pooja alcove with an Om-in-lotus mandala cut into a translucent back panel, glowing from a recessed white frame, above a white drawer counter dressed in yellow and red cloth.
A built-in wooden pooja unit with backlit fluted-glass doors featuring Om, swastik and lotus motifs, flanked by full-height wardrobe cabinets, photographed with protective laminate film still on the overhead cabinets.
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