Explore commonly cited Vastu Shastra room-placement guidelines for Indian homes based on your main entrance direction. Cultural and educational — not municipal approval or structural advice.
Important: Speak Arch does not claim health, wealth, or guaranteed outcomes. Interpretations vary by region and school. For building compliance, use a licensed architect and your local development authority. Read our Vastu vs Feng Shui guide for context.
How to use this advisor
- Select your main entrance direction on the compass (N, NE, E, …).
- Choose house or flat/apartment.
- Tick the rooms you want guidance for (kitchen, bedroom, pooja, etc.).
- Click Generate guidelines to see room cards with mitigations.
- Print or share your selections using the link tool if needed.
Vastu vs science
Vastu is a traditional Indian spatial practice linked to comfort, daylight, and cultural preference — not a substitute for building bylaws. Many architects treat it as one input among ventilation, privacy, and circulation. Our comparison article explains how Vastu differs from Chinese Feng Shui.
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Disclaimer: Traditional information for educational interest only. Not religious, legal, or architectural advice. Full disclaimer · contact@speakarch.com
Last updated: 25 May 2026