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Pooja units built with the care the space deserves.

Wall-mounted, floor-standing, or a full room. Planned around direction, storage and the light it needs.

The short answer

What a pooja unit costs in Bengaluru.

A pooja unit in Bengaluru costs between ₹35,000 and ₹1.8 lakh. A compact wall-mounted mandir starts around ₹35,000; a floor-standing unit with jaali doors, storage and integrated lighting runs ₹90,000 upwards, and a full pooja room with marble cladding sits at the top of the range.

What matters here

The things that get overlooked.

Most pooja units are designed as furniture. They should be designed as a small room.

01

Direction, then position

North-east is the traditional preference, with the person facing east or north while praying. In a fixed Bengaluru floor plan that is not always possible, and we will tell you the nearest workable option rather than pretending any wall is fine.

02

Ventilation for the lamp

A closed unit with a lit diya blackens the ceiling of the niche within months. We leave a vented top or a jaali panel so heat and smoke escape — the single most common defect we are asked to fix.

03

Warm light, not white

2700K warm light, dimmable, concealed behind a pelmet. Cool white light in a pooja unit reads clinical and flattens the brass and the silver.

04

Storage below is not an afterthought

Lamps, wicks, camphor, photographs and festival items need drawers. A unit without them turns the shelf itself into storage, which defeats the purpose.

What is underneath

The specification, in plain language.

Finishes are what you see. These decide whether it is still tight in year eight.

BWR plywood carcass as standard

Boiling-water-resistant ply throughout, upgraded to BWP anywhere near water. We do not build carcasses from MDF or particle board.

2mm edge banding where you see it

The edge is where furniture ages first. Thin 0.45mm banding lifts within two monsoons; 2mm survives a decade of being knocked by a vacuum cleaner.

Hettich or Hafele soft-close

On every hinge and channel, not only the display doors. Rated for around 50,000 cycles.

Anti-termite and anti-borer treated

Every panel, before it reaches you. On ground and first floors across Bengaluru this is what separates a ten-year unit from a four-year one.

Step by step

From measure to handover in 18 days.

One team, one timeline, one person answering your calls.

Measure and plan

A designer measures the actual room and asks what goes into it. Planning starts from what you own, not from a catalogue drawing.

3D and sign-off

You see it in 3D with finishes applied. Nothing goes to the factory until you have signed the drawing and the price.

Factory build

CNC-cut, edge-banded and pre-assembled off site. No cutting in your flat, no dust in your rooms.

Install and handover

Installed, levelled and handed over with the snag list closed. The warranty starts at handover.

Pricing

What a pooja unit costs.

From a compact wall mandir to a full room.

EssentialStandard
From
₹35,000

Wall-mounted unit with a shelf, storage drawer and concealed warm lighting.

  • Wall-mounted unit
  • Warm concealed lighting
  • One storage drawer
  • Vented top
  • 10-year warranty
Price it
PremiumMost chosen
From
₹90,000

Floor-standing unit with jaali doors, marble or Corian platform, drawers and vented top.

  • Floor-standing unit
  • Jaali shutters
  • Marble or Corian platform
  • Multiple drawers
  • Dimmable lighting
Price it
LuxeBespoke
From
₹1.8L

Full pooja room or alcove with marble cladding, carved teak jaali, and layered lighting.

  • Full room or alcove
  • Marble cladding
  • Carved teak jaali
  • Layered lighting design
  • Bell and hanging fixtures
Price it
What each package includes
What you getEssentialPremiumLuxe
Starting price₹35,000₹90,000₹1.8L
Wall-mounted unitYes
Warm concealed lightingYes
One storage drawerYes
Vented topYes
10-year warrantyYes
Floor-standing unitYes
Jaali shuttersYes
Marble or Corian platformYes
Multiple drawersYes
Dimmable lightingYes
Full room or alcoveYes
Marble claddingYes
Carved teak jaaliYes
Layered lighting designYes
Bell and hanging fixturesYes

Idols, brassware and loose items are not included. Marble is quoted by the slab.

Keep exploring

Often planned together.

Units

Crockery and storage units

The dining-side unit that usually sits near the pooja space.

See storage units
Light

False ceiling and lighting

Where the lighting design for the whole home is set.

See ceilings
Good questions

Questions worth asking first.

The traditional preference is the north-east corner of the home, with the person facing east or north while praying. In a fixed apartment plan that is often not available — we will show you the closest workable position rather than claiming any wall works.

It depends on where it sits. In a living room or dining area, jaali or shuttered doors let you close it when entertaining. In a dedicated corner or room, open is fine and feels more generous.

Ventilation. A vented top panel or a jaali section above the lamp lets heat and smoke escape. A fully closed niche with a daily diya will blacken within a few months, and it is the most common repair request we get.

Teak or a teak veneer for the frame, with marble or Corian for the platform where the lamp sits. Avoid plain laminate directly under a lamp — the heat lifts the edge banding over time.

Traditionally it is avoided, and practically it is a poor idea too: cooking grease settles on everything nearby. If space is genuinely tight, a dining-room wall is usually the better compromise.

Across Bengaluru

Working in your neighbourhood.

We work across Bengaluru — Whitefield to Yelahanka, Electronic City to Hebbal.

Say hello

Show us the wall.

Send a photo and tell us which direction it faces. We will suggest what fits.

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