A starting point for discussion
North-east
Prayer or meditation
SECONDARY POSSIBILITYA quiet, open corner
Keep this part of the plan light and uncluttered.
Explore my floor planTradition meets your floor plan
Your Udaipur home.
A considered sense of direction.
Bring your Vastu preferences into the design conversation early. We consider them alongside the plot, room relationships, daylight, circulation and your daily routines, then discuss the practical options for your home.
PRIMARY PREFERENCE
Your home comes first.
This is a traditional Vastu guide, not a scientific prediction or a fixed plan. Preferences vary by tradition. Primary and secondary suggestions are starting points; daylight, ventilation, access, structure and your family’s needs shape the final layout.
This graphic does not read your device’s compass. Orient your actual floor plan to north before comparing directions.
Further reading: an architect’s Vastu guideA CLEAR START
A considered design. An informed decision.
The right starting point is a brief that connects your ambitions with the practical decisions ahead. Discuss the spaces you need, the available site information and the budget priorities before choosing finishes or committing to a package.
Use our Udaipur project collection to explore relevant design thinking. During the first conversation, ask about the proposed deliverables, review stages, consultant inputs and any services that sit outside the scope.
Before your first conversation
Questions worth asking.
Is Vastu a scientific prediction?
No. Vastu is presented here as a traditional set of directional preferences, not a scientific prediction or a guarantee of health, wealth or other outcomes. Families may follow different traditions. Use the explorer to discuss preferences alongside the practical needs and constraints of your actual home.
How should I use the Vastu explorer?
Start with a floor plan whose north direction has been checked. The explorer shows general room-placement preferences; it does not read your device’s compass or assess your site. Compare the suggestions with your plan, then discuss daylight, ventilation, access, structure and family routines before making design decisions.
Can Vastu preferences be considered in an existing home?
Yes, as part of a design discussion that respects the existing building and your priorities. Not every directional preference can be accommodated. Avoid altering walls or essential services based on the graphic alone; proposed building changes need appropriate professional assessment and a clear understanding of the consequences.
Should room direction take priority over practical needs?
No. Safe access, structural constraints, daylight, ventilation and everyday usability remain important to the layout. Discuss which traditional preferences matter most to your family and where you can be flexible. The aim is a workable brief, rather than forcing every room into a diagram regardless of the site.
Does discussing Vastu have a separate fee?
Confirm the scope and any fee in your project proposal. This page does not establish a separate consultation package or promise a free service. Share the floor plan and the preferences you want to explore so the studio can explain how that discussion fits the wider design appointment.
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