Home Mandir wooden temple Designs - The Largest Collection Globally

Modern mandir design for home

Modern homes have theme based designs and Aarsun makes the latest Temple designs with use of solid wood. Most modern Temple designs have use of LED lights and profile lights to back lit the unit and give the latest look. We have number of designs with LED patterns and 2D Jali designs with Om and other designer elements that works amazingly with modern home designs. Most of the modern home temples are made in ply and MDF, at Aarsun you get similar designs in Solid wood that is always the preferred choice for home temples.

Can we ship Pooja Mandir from India

Yes, we deliver globally, Aarsun is an International trademark registered in 35 countries with deliveries to 55+ countries. So get your own design, customized to your requirements with door delivery worldwide.

Home Temple design photos

Aarsun has the largest collection of mandir designs across the globe and we are adding new designs everyday to the catalog. Home temple design photos from multiple angles and detailed videos of home temples that explains the entire concept of mandir designing. The top designs of home temple design photos are here on this website and still if you have your own design photo share with us and we will be happy to make what you like

Simple Pooja room designs in wood

Everyone adores simplicity, and at times, the theme of the home calls for all items to be in Simple Temple Designs. In this regard, we present the most exquisite temple models and Simple pooja room designs in solid wood. Our designs are made to order, taking into consideration the size, design, color, and puja traditions. Kindly share your design with us, and we will create the finest simple pooja room design tailored to your preferences

Things to avoid doing while placing Wooden Temples

• The Wooden Temple should not be adjoining to the toilet or washroom; not even above or below it.
• A Wooden Temple should not be placed in the bedroom. However, in case there is no other option or you have some space management issues, you can place the Temple at some height and cover it with curtains or a door to conceal the Idols from direct eye contact.
• Avoid placing any ancestral pictures inside the Wooden Temple. This is considered inauspicious as per Vaastu.
• Avoid placing cracked or damaged Idols (Khandit Murti) inside the temple. Also, avoid placing heavy Idols if possible as they might damage the Wooden Mandir.
• Wood temples are not considered Khandit, as all temples in the world are repaired, extended and changed time to time, Murti however cannot be used if it is damaged anyhow or anywhere, for stone home mandir also, if the damaged part is replaced it is fine to use.