Pooja room designs for Bengaluru homes.

A pooja room or unit planned with your designer, sized to your wall and made in our JP Nagar factory with the rest of your home.

Walnut pooja unit with jaali doors open, a lit back panel, brass bells and a diya, and drawers below

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Material warranty

Four ways to make room for a pooja.

Your designer starts from your floor plan and how you pray each day, then suggests the format that fits the space you have.

Small pooja room behind folding walnut jaali doors, with a lit panel, a brass diya and drawers along the back wall

Separate pooja room

A small room of its own behind jaali doors, with a platform for the mandir and drawers below. Suits villas and homes with a spare alcove.

Floating walnut mandir on a living room wall, with a lit jaali back panel, a brass diya and a drawer

Wall-mounted mandir

A floating unit fixed at standing height, with a lit back panel and a drawer. It leaves the floor clear in a compact flat.

Walnut corner pooja unit in a dining area, with a lit niche, a hanging diya and bell, and fluted doors below

Corner unit

Fits an unused corner of the living or dining room, with a lit niche above and closed storage below.

Pooja cabinet with closed jaali doors lit from inside, set into a wall of off-white storage

Cabinet with doors

Built into a storage wall, with jaali doors you close when the pooja is done. A common choice in apartments.

Open drawer in a walnut pooja unit holding brass diyas, a kalash, incense and wicks in compartments

The details that make a pooja unit work.

Each part is planned with you around the items you keep and the way you pray, then made to the drawing you approve in our JP Nagar factory.

  • Wood tones
    MR plywood carcass and HDHMR shutters, finished in laminate, acrylic or PU in the wood tone or colour you pick.
  • Jaali panels
    Jaali doors and back panels are available in the pattern you choose, so light and air pass through.
  • Backlit panels
    A lit panel behind the mandir and lights in the niche, planned with your electrical points.
  • Bells and lamps
    Brass bells and a diya come with the unit, hung and placed at the right height.
  • Storage
    Drawers and shelves for lamps, incense, wicks and puja items, so the space stays clear.

From floor plan to a finished pooja unit.

Five steps with one team, planned with the rest of your home.

Design session

Share your floor plan with a designer, at a studio or on a call, and talk through where the pooja will go.

Line drawing of a floor plan on a table with a pencil and a cup

A line-by-line quote for the pooja unit and the rest of your home, worked out from the floor plan.

Line drawing of an itemised quote on a clipboard with a calculator and a pen

Once the quote is final and the first advance is paid, we measure the site and show the pooja unit in 3D.

Line drawing of a tape measure beside a model of the floor plan

The unit and its storage are made in our JP Nagar factory while the site is prepared.

Line drawing of a panel saw cutting a board beside a stack of cabinet shutters

We fit the unit, wire the lights and walk you through every drawer before you move in.

Line drawing of an open front door with a key in the lock and a plant beside it

Planning the whole home?

We design the pooja unit as part of a complete home. Pick your home size and rooms for a first budget range, and a designer then prepares the itemised quote from your floor plan.

Pooja units in homes we have handed over.

Real Bengaluru homes we have designed and built.

Living room with pooja unit and storage, Prestige Lake Ridge
Green acrylic modular kitchen, Prestige Lake Ridge

Uttarahalli · 3BHK apartment

A living room with a pooja unit and storage built into one wall, planned with a green acrylic kitchen as one home.

In our clients' words.

Home tours the families recorded after moving in.

“Q Oak Interiors has truly helped us turn the vision of our dream home into a reality.”

Mr. and Mrs. Sreenivas

Godrej Eternity, Kanakapura Road

“They were incredibly helpful in sharing unique design ideas, particularly when it came to the striking TV unit design.”

Mr. and Mrs. Kishore

Villa, Chandra Layout

“Abhishek patiently guided us through the entire process, ensuring we fully understood each step.”

Swathi and Swagath

Valmark Citiville, Bannerghatta Road

Questions about pooja rooms.

The pooja unit is priced in your home’s itemised quote. The figure depends on the format, the size, the jaali work and the lighting. Most complete homes we design start from ₹7 lakh.

No. We design the pooja room as part of a complete home, planned with the living room, kitchen and storage around it.

A wall-mounted mandir or a cabinet with doors. Both take little floor space, and a cabinet keeps the pooja space closed when it is not in use.

Yes, we make Vastu compliant designs.

Yes. Backlit panels and lights in the niche are planned with your electrical points before the unit is made, so no wires show.

The carcass is MR plywood and the shutters are HDHMR board, finished in laminate, acrylic or PU. Jaali panels are available in the pattern you choose.

Yes. Every Q Oak home comes with a 15-year material warranty, and that includes the pooja unit. Your designer explains what it covers with your quote.

In our JP Nagar factory, on the same machines as our kitchens and wardrobes. Factory visits are by appointment.

Plan your pooja room with a designer.

Share your floor plan. A designer calls you, goes through it with you and prepares your quote.

We use your details only to arrange your consultation.

Book a design consultation

Tell us about your home. A designer calls you within 4 working hours and asks for your floor plan to prepare your quote.

We use your details only to arrange your consultation.

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