Pooja Room Tiles, Photographed in Real Rooms

Pooja rooms, photographed finished. This is usually the smallest space in a home and the most particular, and a panel that looks right as a thumbnail can be the wrong scale entirely once it is on the wall.

54 photographs, showing 49–54.

Konark 108, pooja room tiles, photographed in real rooms

Konark 108 Poster Tiles

Konark 106, pooja room tiles, photographed in real rooms

Konark 106 Poster Tiles

KONARK 104_R1, pooja room tiles, photographed in real rooms

KONARK 104_R1 Poster Tiles

Scale Is Everything Here

A poster panel is bought as a set number of pieces, not by area. In these photographs, look at the panel against the shelf and the lamp beside it: that relationship is what decides whether a design fits your space, not the design itself.

Lighting

Most pooja rooms have no window and are lit by lamps. It is the one place in a home where a glossy or textured surface genuinely helps, because it multiplies what little light there is.

Leave Room for the Fittings

Decide where the shelf, the bell and the lamp sit before the panel is set out. A motif cut through by a bracket is the regret we hear most often about a pooja wall.

Browse the Range

Every photograph above links to the tile in it. To browse by design instead, see Poster Tiles, Marble or Plain . For advice rather than photographs, read our pooja room tile guide.

See Them in Bengaluru

My Home Studio, No 17, 12th A Main Road, BTM 1st Stage, Bengaluru 560029, open Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 7:30pm, and Sunday, 9:30am to 1:30pm. Parking on site, walk-ins welcome. Send us a photo of your own room on WhatsApp and we will tell you which of these would work in it.