Pooja Room Mandir Designs

Pick Any One of These Gorgeous Pooja Room Mandir Designs for Your Home

Are you going to design your pooja room interior? If yes, then take a look at these beautiful, divine pooja room mandir designs. They can turn any ordinary space into a soothing pooja room wherein you can your spend time praying and meditating.

These pooja room mandir designs are made by highly skilled and experienced artisans of India. Most of them are hand-carved with intricate designs on them.

Pooja room mandir designs are available in a wide variety of material, size and design. These pooja mandirs/mandaps can fit into tiny spaces and are perfect for small apartment and house.

So, what are you waiting for, scroll down and take a look at these awesome pooja room mandir designs and pick one for your house.

1. Wooden Pooja Room Mandir Designs

This is an elegant teak wood mandir for pooja room. It has a drawer where you can store pooja items. I love the criss-cross design on its back.

Get this small pooja mandir for your house. This is an open teak wood mandir with skilfully carved elephants balancing the pillars.

Here is a pooja shelf that you can hang it on the wall of your pooja room. It has a very sleek and has a delicate design.

Go for these elegant pooja room mandir designs. This pooja cabinet is gorgeous and can be placed in anywhere in your house.

A perfect pooja mandir for your living room! It is a pretty hand crafted, hand painted, wooden pooja mandir.

You can pick these pooja room mandir designs with drawers and doors for your home. This is a nice pooja room design for small homes.

2. Stand Alone Big Wooden Pooja Room Mandir Designs

If you are looking for a big pooja mandir, then choose this stand alone design. It has lots of space for placing idols and paintings and photograph of deities.

Buy this beautiful seasoned teak wood pooja room mandap. These pooja room mandir designs have intricate carvings on it.

You can go for this exquisite pooja mandir with eye-catching meenakari work on it. Meenakari work is done by skilled craftsmen who make intricate designs on the metal surface which is then filled in with colours. It’s durable and sturdy with ample of storage space.

3. Antique-Look Pooja Room Mandir Designs

No one can miss this antique finish pooja room mandir. It looks like a miniature temple. The carving makes it more attractive and divine.

4. Glass Pooja Room Mandir Designs

Here is a pretty glass home temple with a bit of detailing on it. You can place this pooja mandir in your living room or hall.

Go for this pooja ghar in glass with an OM symbol. Place it in your pooja ghar or on any shelf in your house.

If you want something that’s totally different from the usual mandaps, in that case you need to take a glance at these clear glass pooja room mandir designs.

5. Marble Pooja Room Mandir Designs

This is a simple, small marble pooja mandap. Place this in your pooja room and decorate it with flowers and diyas.

Here is a wonderful marble mandir with golden border and stone work on it. I love those cute little floral patterns on the pooja mandir.

6. Brass Pooja Room Mandir Design

Brass is extensively used in pooja, so why not go for a brass pooja mandir? It has a simple structure that comprises of a base and a dome standing on four pillars.

7. Aluminum German Silver Pooja Room Mandir Designs

This pooja mandir is made up of premium quality plywood which is then covered with oxidized aluminium and copper. Copper is given a complete lacquered finish which prevents blackening.

8. Silver Pooja Room Mandir Designs

Courtesy of Singhvi Handicrafts

Decorate your pooja room by placing this classic silver mandir in it. It is designed like a mini temple with domes and pillars.

9. Gold-Plated Pooja Room Mandir Designs

Mount this gorgeous 24 carat gold coated wooden pooja temple on the wall. The elegance comes from the intricate carvings and gold work on it.

You can hang this pretty gold coated pooja mandir shelf on the wall of your pooja room. Place idols on it or hang photos of deities on the wall.