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Pooja Room with Ribbed-Glass Sliding Doors
About Pooja Room Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The ribbed glass keeps the prayer space its own quiet corner without shutting it off completely. Light still passes through, and the frosted texture means you get a bit of privacy while the mandir stays part of the home.
The sliding doors sit in a slim brass frame, which gives the whole thing a warm, slightly premium feel against the wood panelling around it.
Yes. Inside there is a floating white shelf against a marble wall where you can place framed pictures, a lamp and small items, so it works as a proper little temple.
Absolutely. A sliding ribbed-glass door with a wood surround can be built to fit a niche or a full wall, whatever suits your space. Share your dimensions and the designer will work it out.
It does. Because the doors slide instead of swinging open, you do not lose any floor area in front, which is handy for a compact prayer corner.