676 real projects, and what they cost — ₹21k – ₹27k. Indicative, Delhi NCR, 2026.
Freshly installed mandir unit against a bare wall: CNC lotus-and-sunburst cut shutters over drawers and a base cupboard, a tall lit six-shelf display column in a dark frame beside it, and a low wood-topped storage cabinet running off to the right
Free-standing pooja unit in glossy pastel-blue laminate with a laser-cut Ganesh motif back panel, corner idol shelves, and a scalloped jharokha-style pelmet trim.
Living room wall running from a teak fluted panel and a Statuario-look TV backing with a round wall clock, through a fluted-glass tall crockery unit, to a pooja cabinet with CNC-cut mandala and lotus shutters, brass bells and a stepped temple pelmet, under a diamond-lattice POP ceiling with cove lighting.
HeyBuddy designer project · tv unit · pooja · crockery · veneer
Freestanding white mandir with CNC jaali shutters swung open on a warm backlit niche of stepped shelves under a scalloped arch, standing alone in the corner of an empty cream-painted room.
All-white CNC-carved mandir with an Om-and-swastik mandala back panel, Shubh and Labh carved pilasters, an Om-lettered jaali pelmet and a drawer bank below, shot before the site was cleaned up.
Dark-framed TV wall with white brick-effect cladding lit by three warm spots, sitting next to a backlit pooja cabinet with Om and swastik etched glass and a gold CNC jaali side panel, a brass Ganesh and a child's stacking-ring toy on the counter.
HeyBuddy designer project · tv unit · pooja · jaali · veneer
Backlit pooja wall built as three stepped marble panels with an etched Ganesha outline, brass bells hung from a dark wooden pelmet, staggered shelves of framed deities and twin floor-standing deepams either side of a floating cream counter.
Wall-hung pooja cabinet with both white CNC-cut shutters swung open - a Ganesha figure cut into one leaf - showing three teak-laminate shelves, a small round spot fitted in the top panel and a single drawer under the deity platform.
Wall-set pooja unit with grey CNC-cut shutters reading Shubh Labh above a backlit gold marigold ring and two diya motifs, a dark laminate shrine niche in the centre and warm-lit open shelves plus a glowing toe-kick strip on white marble.
Built-in pooja unit in a bedroom corner with a jaali-cut arch pediment, backlit peacock-feather glass panel reading 'Radhe Radhe', and lit display shelves of idols.