When the world is in chaos, you can always find peace in prayer. It’s true for all of us – when life gets us down, when we want some solitude, it is the pooja room that we retreat to. A devghar design should evoke feelings of serenity and piety. So, we have compiled a list of divine pooja rooms that are calming, tranquil and beautiful.
#1: Timeless in white
What we love: The white colour creates a serene atmosphere while the gates demarcate the space from the rest of the home.
#2: Beauty in Simplicity
What we love: The hanging bells are symbolic of traditional temples. These, in particular, do not occupy too much space as they’re attached to the wall.
#3: A devghar design that evokes piety
What we love: The intricate jaali doors look traditional while maintaining privacy.
#4: Tranquil shades of yellow and white
What we love: The subtle colour combination of white and pale yellow makes the devghar design look spacious and tranquil.
#5: Rooted in tradition
What we love: While the pooja room, in itself, is simple, the grand brass diyas give it a traditional touch.
#6: For contemporary homes
What we love: The frosted glass door that creates a minimal and glamorous look for this modern devghar design.
#7: Striking backlighting
What we love: The gorgeous backlighting glams up an otherwise simple devghar design.
#8: A wall unit for a compact home
What we love: The minimal design that doesn’t take up too much space.
#9: Elegant jaali doors
What we love: The timeless combination of white and jaali!
#10: Approved by vastu
What we love: While this mandir unit is quite simple, the use of the colour yellow, which is a vastu-approved colour for pooja rooms, elevates the look.
#11: A private space to meditate
What we love: The doors keep the pooja room peaceful and private.
#12: The magic of marble
What we love: The stunning intricate backdrop in jaali is the showstopper of this devghar design!
#13: A devghar design with a carved glass panel
What we love: The etched glass panel which showcases a pretty floral design.
#14: A serene space behind the curtains
What we love: The white curtains have a gorgeous sheen that amps up the glamour quotient. Also, they are such an easy option when you want some privacy in the mandir but don’t have doors.
#15: Who doesn’t love a pop of colour?
What we love: The gorgeous orange backdrop looks so vibrant while also being pleasing on the eye.
#16: A calming space
What we love: The gorgeous jaali partition creates a divine corner where you can find peace while praying.
#17: Small spaces can also be serene
What we love: The plush seating that is perfect when you want to sit and meditate.
#18: Reminiscent of a traditional mandir
What we love: The intricate jaali gateway which adds a traditional touch and elevates the simple devghar design into a beautiful temple.
#19: Sleek beauty
What we love: The sleek, stone back panel which creates a modern and edgy look.
#20: The holy sound of bells
What we love: The bells on this pooja unit create a gorgeous pattern that is both unique and traditional.
#21: Soft, muted lighting
What we love: While the devghar design is quite simple, the spotlights on the wooden panels on top give the mandir a divine aura.
#22: The divine corner
What we love: The elegant Kashmiri motifs on the side panels.
#23: A hub of cosmic energies
What we love: The domed roof looks stunning and also helps in centering cosmic energies within the pooja ghar.
#24: Etched glass
What we love: The etched glass back panel and the intriguing chandelier.
#25: Divine beauty
What we love: The intricate, gold designs that make this devghar design look so grand and elegant!
#26: The outdoor devghar design
What we love: The concept of a mandir unit outdoors! The surrounding greenery just adds to the charm.
#27: A marriage of old-world charm and modern design
What we love: The dark wooden mandir and the holy bells add a traditional touch while the marble platform and the soothing orange paint complete the entire look.
#28: Lights will lead the way
What we love: The lanterns in three different shapes that highlight the simple pooja unit.
#29: Fit into a niche
What we love: The fresh, green wallpaper that looks so soothing.
#30: Peaceful patterns
What we love: The patterned back panel is the highlight of this simple devghar design.
#31: Cerulean charm
What we love: The cerulean blue wall gives the pooja unit a serene and tranquil look.
#32: The magical backlit devghar design
What we love: The muted backlit panel looks like some form of divine energy is emanating from the pooja unit, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
#33: Old-world charm
What we love: The private nook, the wall mounted shelves for the idols and the diyas – all combine to create a peaceful, temple-like effect.
#34: A showstopper background
What we love: Definitely the backdrop! The burnt orange colour and unique design work on the backdrop is striking. We also love the hanging bells.
#35: Compact yet charming
What we love: The devghar design is so unique! The curved sides with the hanging bells are only surpassed by the lovely swing where you can place your idol.
#36: A vibrant corner
What we love: The backlit jaali of this space-efficient pooja unit makes it look vibrant and elegant at the same time.
#37: A touch of purity
What we love: The pure white colour of this pooja unit that is so serene and calming!
While choosing a devghar design, always remember to finalise on a look that is tranquil and creates a peaceful aura for prayers and meditation. Looking for more pooja room ideas? Check out these affordable Indian style mandir units.
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