Tuesday, 25 November 2025

P960 - Interior - Dhimashankar Mahadev Temple At Purnia, Bihar

 

🕉️ Proposed Interior for Dhimashankar Mahadev Temple, Purnia, Bihar

The design features a grand, opulent style, predominantly using white marble with intricate carvings and lattice work, reminiscent of traditional temple architecture. The main sanctum (garbhagriha) appears to be a large, open courtyard area dedicated to the Shiva Lingam  set within a dark marble-floored square, creating a striking contrast.

Key architectural elements include:

  • Arched openings and balconies on the upper level suggesting a two-story structure or a surrounding circumambulatory path (pradakshina).

  • Ornate marble railings and jharokha-style carved screens 

  • A highly decorated ceiling/dome with a central chandelier, as seen in the top-down view 

  • The presence of statues of other deities, including a panel of three seated figures, likely Lord Ganesha and others adorning the walls.

  • The overall ambiance is one of light, sanctity, and meticulous craftsmanship, with minimal use of color, allowing the detailed white carving to be the focal point. The images also depict devotees/sadhus seated in prayer, illustrating the functional use of the space.

P963 - Interior - Shree Banke Bihari Temple At Dakor, Gujarat

📸 Proposed Interiors for Shree Banke Bihari Temple at Dakor, Gujarat

✨ Key Architectural and Design Features:

  • Materials and Color Palette: The primary colors are a soft, light palette of cream, beige, and light peach/pink, suggesting the use of marble, sandstone, or stucco. This creates a serene and bright atmosphere.

  • Arches and Columns: The interiors feature numerous decorative arches (often with cusped or scalloped edges, typical of Rajput architecture) and intricately carved columns and pilasters.

  • Jharokha/Balcony Detail: Many images show a second level with Jharokha-style (balcony/window) carvings and railings, adding depth and traditional flair to the walls.

  • Ceilings and Lighting: The ceilings feature various ornate treatments, including intricate carvings and geometric patterns. Some central areas appear to have a glass or transparent roof/atrium to allow natural light. Elegant, traditional-style chandeliers and hanging bells are also visible.

  • Flooring: The floor is a prominent feature, primarily a high-contrast black and white checkerboard pattern using glossy marble or tile. This is a common and striking pattern in many Indian palace and temple courtyards.


Saturday, 22 November 2025

P959 - Interior - Nag Devta Temple At Sitamau (M.P.)

 

🕉️ Key Features of the Temple Interior

The design reflects a grand, traditional Indian temple style, characterized by:

  • Materials and Color Palette: The use of light-colored, possibly pinkish or beige sandstone/marble for the pillars and structural elements, contrasted with highly polished white/off-white marble flooring. This creates a bright, serene, and majestic ambiance.

  • Intricate Carvings: The architecture is rich with elaborate carvings on the numerous pillars, pilasters, and ceilings, following a classic Indian temple tradition.

  • Central Dome and Ceiling: highlight a spectacular, multi-tiered circular dome with complex concentric carvings and a central chandelier, serving as a magnificent focal point.

  • Shrines and Deities: Several framed images and smaller, ornate shrines  are visible, dedicated to various Hindu deities. Text labels indicate specific shrines (Layout and Design: The interior features a large central hall (Mandapa) with many columns, leading to the main sanctums. A decorative patterned inlay is prominent on the central floor. Metal railings appear to separate sections or define a walkway.

Tuesday, 18 November 2025

P821 - 11 - Modern House Interior - C. Toilet (First Floor) At Noon, Rajasthan

🛁 First Floor Common Toilet

These images showcase the design for the First Floor Common Toilet, featuring a warm, modern aesthetic centered around earth tones.

The room is covered in large-format brown/taupe tiles, giving it a warm, cohesive look. The ceiling features a modern, recessed design with linear black and gold lighting accents, providing stylish illumination.

The vanity area includes a contemporary countertop basin resting on a slatted light wood cabinet and a minimalist mirror. There is a vertical wall shelf for storage.

A walk-in shower area is clearly defined by a modern black-framed glass partition with textured glass. The toilet is positioned at the far end. High-quality fixtures, including a towel warmer/rack and chrome accessories, complete the elegant and functional space.

P821 - 10 - Modern House Interior - C. Toilet (Ground Floor) At Noon, Rajasthan

🚿 Proposed Common Toilet Interior

  • Tiles and Color: The room is dominated by large-format grey, matte-finish wall tiles that give a clean, contemporary, and cohesive look. The floor is covered in a lighter, glossy tile with white-and-grey veining, contrasting with the walls.

  • Vanity Area: One main view features a modern vanity with a wooden base cabinet that has a unique vertical slatted texture in a light tone. It holds a contemporary countertop washbasin and is backed by a large, frameless mirror. Next to the mirror is a recessed wall shelf with a dark, possibly granite, finish for storage. Other views show a traditional pedestal sink.

  • Shower Area: The wet area is clearly separated by a glass partition door with black framing and a textured or frosted glass panel, providing privacy. Inside, there is a rainfall showerhead and a wall-mounted water heater (geyser). The shower area floor is slightly elevated or recessed to contain water.

  • Lighting: The ceiling design is sleek and modern, featuring a central recessed panel with linear LED strip lighting that provides bright and focused illumination.

  • Fixtures: All metal fixtures, such as the towel racks and shower accessories, are chrome or stainless steel, maintaining the modern aesthetic.




P821 - 9 - Modern House Interior - Pooja (Ground Floor) At Noon, Rajasthan

🙏 Pooja Room Interior Design

  • Walls: The room features striking, textured walls on the sides. The texture resembles a light wood grain with a wavy, concentric pattern, giving the walls a unique and earthy feel.

  • Color Palette: The colors are soothing and light, dominated by off-white, light beige, and subtle peach/sandy tones.

  • Sanctuary (Idol Area): The main focus is the stepped platform for the idols. The back wall is a calming peach color, accented by directional spotlights above. A prominent feature is the LED-lit 'Om' symbol and a circular, halo-like LED border framing the main deity statue (Lord Krishna with a flute).

  • Idols: The centerpiece includes white marble-like statues of Radha and Krishna, with a smaller golden Lord Ganesha statue placed below.

  • Lighting: The lighting is soft and intentional. In addition to the spotlights, the ceiling has a recessed design with cove lighting and a small, decorative mini-chandelier or light fixture, creating a bright but peaceful atmosphere.

  • Flooring: The floor near the shrine is light-colored and polished, providing a clean contrast to the textured walls.