Vastu Directions Guide: Vastu Shastra, the ancient Indian science of architecture, teaches that the direction and placement of everything in your home — from your kitchen to your bed to your main door — quietly shapes the health, wealth, and happiness of the people who live there. This complete guide brings together, in one place, the correct direction for every important part of a home and workplace, explained through the precise sixteen-zone system of Vaidik Vastu.
Whether you are building a new home, moving into a flat, or simply want to improve the space you already have, you will find clear, verified guidance below. Every section also links to a free calculator so you can instantly check your own home. Use the table of contents to jump straight to the topic you need.
1. Vastu Basics: The 16 Directions & Five Elements
Before looking at individual rooms, it helps to understand the framework that all of Vastu is built on. Once you grasp the directions and the five elements, every rule in this guide will make sense on its own, rather than feeling like something to memorise.
What Is Vastu Shastra?
Vastu Shastra is a traditional Indian system that studies how a building interacts with nature — sunlight, air, magnetic energy, and the five elements — and how that interaction affects the people inside. The word "Vastu" refers to a dwelling or building, and "Shastra" means science or knowledge. Its principles are drawn from ancient texts and from the Vastu Purusha Mandala, a sacred diagram in which a cosmic being is imagined lying across a plot of land, with different parts of the body governing different zones. The core belief is simple: when a home is arranged in harmony with the natural forces around it, life inside tends to flow more smoothly.
The Five Elements (Panchtattva)
Vastu rests on the five great elements that make up everything in existence. Each element has a natural home direction, and balancing them is the goal of good Vastu.
- Water (Jal) — the North-East. Linked to clarity, wealth, and growth.
- Fire (Agni) — the South-East. Linked to energy, digestion, and finances.
- Earth (Prithvi) — the South-West. Linked to stability, relationships, and strength.
- Air (Vayu) — the North-West. Linked to movement, support, and social life.
- Space (Akash) — the centre (Brahmasthan). The connecting element that must be kept open.
Most Vastu problems arise when an element is placed where it clashes with another — for example, putting fire (a kitchen) in the water zone (North-East). Most Vastu solutions simply restore that balance.
The 16 Zones Explained
Many people know only the eight directions, but Vaidik Vastu becomes far more precise when the space around a home is divided into sixteen zones of 22.5 degrees each. This finer map is what lets us pinpoint exactly where each room should go. Each zone governs a specific area of life, as shown below.
| Zone | Element | Governs / life area |
|---|---|---|
| N – North | Water | Money, career, new opportunities |
| NNE (North of North-East) | Water | Health & immunity |
| NE – North-East (Ishanya) | Water | Mind, clarity, wisdom, spirituality |
| ENE (East of North-East) | Air | Fun, recreation, refreshment |
| E – East | Air | Social connections, networking |
| ESE (East of South-East) | Air | Churning, analysis, anxiety |
| SE – South-East (Agneya) | Fire | Cash flow, energy, finances |
| SSE (South of South-East) | Fire | Confidence, strength, power |
| S – South | Fire/Earth | Fame, recognition, reputation |
| SSW (South of South-West) | Earth | Disposal of waste, expenses |
| SW – South-West (Nairutya) | Earth | Relationships, marriage, stability, skills |
| WSW (West of South-West) | Earth | Education, savings, practice |
| W – West | Water/Space | Gains, profits, success |
| WNW (West of North-West) | Air | Detox, letting go, stress relief |
| NW – North-West (Vayavya) | Air | Support, help from others, banking |
| NNW (North of North-West) | Air/Water | Attraction, attachments, pleasures |
How to Find Directions in Your Home
To use any Vastu advice, you first need to know your directions accurately. Stand roughly in the centre of your home, hold a magnetic compass or a phone compass app flat in your palm, and note where north lies. Then mark the eight main directions and, if you want precision, the sixteen zones around your floor plan. Always use a real compass rather than guessing, because being off by even one direction can flip a recommendation. Once you have your directions marked on a simple sketch of your home, every section of this guide becomes easy to apply.
Not sure which way your whole home faces? The next section explains it step by step.
2. House Facing Direction
The facing direction of a home is one of the first things Vastu looks at, because it sets the tone for how energy enters the whole house.
Best: East, North, North-East, Workable: West, South, South-East, North-West, Most care: South-West
What Is the Facing Direction?
Your home's facing direction is the direction you look towards when you stand at your main entrance and step outside. If you look towards the east as you leave, you have an east-facing home; if you look towards the north, it is north-facing, and so on. The facing direction is decided by the main door, which Vastu considers the mouth of the home — the point through which opportunity, prosperity, and energy flow in.
How to Find Your Home's Facing Direction
Stand at your main door, inside the home, and face outward as though you are about to walk out. Open a compass app, hold it flat, and read the direction you are facing. That reading is your home's facing direction. Remember that this is the direction you look while leaving, which is the opposite of the direction you walk while entering. If your door opens towards a corner, note the corner direction (such as north-east) rather than forcing it into a cardinal direction.
Auspicious Facing Directions
East-facing homes greet the rising sun and are believed to support health, growth, and social standing. North-facing homes are linked with Kubera, the lord of wealth, and enjoy a strong reputation for money and career opportunities. North-East facing is considered spiritually powerful and highly auspicious, though this sensitive zone should always be kept clean and light. These three facings are the most sought-after in Vastu.
Other Facing Directions
West-facing homes are governed by Varuna and are quietly favourable, bringing steady gains and stability, and they suit those in the established phase of life. South-East, North-West, and even South facings are all workable with the right internal layout. The key with these is precise placement of the main door within an auspicious segment of the wall, along with sensible room arrangement inside. South-West facing needs the most attention, as it is the heaviest, most grounding direction and is best treated with careful remedies.
Is a South-Facing House Really Bad?
This is one of the most common fears in Vastu, and the honest answer is reassuring: no, a south-facing house is not automatically unlucky. This reputation has been greatly exaggerated over the years. With the main door placed in the correct segment and a sound internal layout, a south-facing home can be strong, stable, and genuinely prosperous. What matters far more than the facing itself is how the rooms inside are arranged.Use the Vastu Direction Calculator →
3. Whole-Home Vastu Score
Rather than judging a home by one rule, Vastu looks at the balance of all its key placements together. A Vastu score simply measures how many of these are well aligned.
The Key Placements That Shape Your Home
Ten placements carry most of the weight in home Vastu. Here is the ideal direction for each, which you can check against your own home at a glance:
| Placement | Ideal direction |
|---|---|
| Main entrance | North, East, North-East, or West |
| Kitchen | South-East |
| Master bedroom | South-West |
| Pooja room | North-East |
| Toilet / bathroom | West-North-West or South-South-West |
| Underground water | North-East, North, or East |
| Overhead tank / heavy storage | South-West or West |
| Living room | North, East, or North-East |
| Staircase | South, West, or South-West |
| Centre (Brahmasthan) | Kept open and clutter-free |
How the Vastu Score Works
A score tool awards points for each placement based on how closely it matches the Vastu ideal, then totals them into a figure out of 100 with a rating band. It is a helpful health check that shows the strong points of your home and the areas most worth attention. A low score is never a cause for worry — it simply highlights where a few changes would have the most effect. Remember that a simplified score is a guide based on tradition, not an exact science, and it does not replace a full consultation for a home you are seriously reworking.Use the Vastu Score Calculator →
4. Kitchen Vastu
The kitchen is the heart of the home and is governed by the fire element, Agni. Where it sits, and how it is arranged inside, is believed to influence the family's health, harmony, and finances.
Ideal: South-East (Agneya), Good: North-West, South, Avoid: North-East, North, South-West
Best Direction for the Kitchen
The clear first choice for a kitchen is the south-east, the natural home of the fire element, where cooking is believed to support good energy and steady cash flow. When the south-east is not available, the north-west is the best alternative, because it is an air zone and air naturally supports fire. The south is also acceptable, as fire sits comfortably there. The north-east must be avoided at all costs, as mixing fire with this sacred water zone is considered one of the most serious Vastu faults; the north and south-west are also best avoided for a kitchen.
Gas Stove Direction
Within the kitchen, the gas stove is the seat of the fire and should ideally be placed in the south-east corner of the kitchen itself. This keeps the fire element in its natural position even inside a kitchen that is not perfectly placed. The platform for the stove is best along the eastern or south-eastern wall.
Cooking Direction
Vastu pays close attention to the direction the cook faces while preparing food. The ideal is to face east, the direction of the rising sun, which is believed to bring health and positivity to the meals. Facing north is also considered good and is linked with prosperity. Facing south while cooking is traditionally discouraged, so if your layout forces this, simply rearranging the stove so the cook faces east is an easy and effective correction.
Sink, Fridge & Storage
Because water and fire are opposing elements, the sink and any water source should be kept away from the gas stove, ideally towards the north or north-east of the kitchen. The refrigerator is comfortable in the south-east, south, or west. Grains and heavy storage suit the south or west walls, while drinking water is best stored in the north-east.
Kitchen Colours
Warm shades that echo the fire element — yellow, orange, and soft red — suit a kitchen well and are considered auspicious. Green and light earthy tones also work. Large amounts of dark blue or black are usually avoided in the cooking area, as they represent water and dampen the fire energy.
Remedies for a Wrong Kitchen Direction
If your kitchen is in a difficult zone, such as the north-east, there is no need to panic or rebuild. Repositioning the gas stove towards the south-east of the kitchen, cooking while facing east, keeping the space spotlessly clean, and separating water from fire will ease most concerns. For a kitchen in the north-east, some people also use element-balancing colours and symbols, but the everyday basics of cleanliness and sensible stove placement carry you most of the way.Use the Kitchen Vastu Calculator →
5. Bedroom Vastu
A good bedroom supports rest, health, and harmony in relationships. Its direction, and the direction you sleep in, both matter.
Master ideal: South-West, Sleep: head to South or East, Avoid master in: North-East, South-East
Master Bedroom Direction
The master bedroom is best placed in the south-west, the heaviest and most grounding direction, which supports stability and strong relationships between the head of the family and their partner. The south and west are also good, as are the WSW and SSW sub-zones. The north-east should be avoided for the master bedroom, as this sacred, light zone is not settling for the head of the household and can affect health and clarity. The south-east, being the fire zone, is also discouraged for the main bedroom, as it can bring restlessness and disagreements.
Sleeping Direction (Head Position)
The direction of your head while sleeping is considered very important. The best position is to sleep with your head towards the south, which is believed to bring deep, restful sleep and good health. The east is the next best, especially for students and those seeking growth, as it supports concentration. The west is acceptable. You should never sleep with your head towards the north, as this is thought to disturb sleep and health over time. In short: head south or east, feet towards north or west.
Children's, Guest & Daughter's Bedrooms
A children's bedroom suits the west, north-west, or east. The north-west, being the air zone linked to movement and relationships, is considered especially suitable for a marriageable daughter's room, as it is believed to support timely marriage. Guest bedrooms also suit the north-west, since its energy of movement matches the temporary nature of guests. The north and east, which are lighter and brighter, work well for younger family members and study.
Bed, Mirror & Other Tips
The south-west of the bedroom should be its heaviest part, which is where the bed and heavy furniture belong. A mirror should not directly reflect the bed, as this is believed to disturb sleep and relationships; if it does, cover it at night. There should be no beam directly over the bed, and a television is best avoided or covered when not in use. Keep the bedroom calm and clutter-free, and avoid keeping a water feature, fountain, or fish tank inside it.
Bedroom Remedies
If a couple faces frequent disagreements, one of the most effective Vastu changes is to shift the bedroom out of the south-east (the fire zone) and into the south-west. Where the room cannot be changed, rearranging the bed so the head points south or east, decluttering, and using calm, earthy colours in the south-west can help considerably without any construction.Use the Bedroom Vastu Calculator →
6. Main Door / Entrance Vastu
The main door is where all energy, opportunity, and prosperity enter the home, so its exact placement receives special attention in Vastu.
Best: North, East, North-East, West (right segments) Avoid: South-West & inauspicious padas
Best Entrance Directions
The most auspicious entrances are in the north, east, and north-east, followed by favourable segments of the west. These directions receive good light and positive energy and are traditionally linked with wealth, health, and opportunity. Within a chosen direction, the exact position of the door along the wall matters as much as the direction itself.
The 32 Entrance Padas
In advanced Vastu, each direction is divided into padas (segments), giving 32 entrance positions in all, each governed by a particular energy. The most auspicious placements are the northern padas N3 (Mukhya), N4 (Bhallat), and N5 (Soma), which bring wealth and strong growth; the eastern padas E3 (Jayanta) and E4 (Indra), which bring success and prosperity; and the western padas W3 (Sugreev), W4 (Pushpadanta), and W5 (Varun), which bring gains and savings. Certain south padas such as S3 (Vitatha) and S4 (Gruhakshat) can bring fame and authority, which is why a south entrance is not automatically bad. The positions to avoid include the south-west padas, along with a few inauspicious segments in other directions linked to loss, conflict, or ill health.
Main Door Do's and Don'ts
The main door should be the largest and most impressive door in the home and should open inward in a clockwise direction. Keep it well-lit and welcoming, with nothing blocking it — no pole, tree, or clutter directly in front. A clean threshold (dehli), a nameplate, and auspicious symbols such as a toran or Om at the entrance are considered beneficial. Avoid a cracked or creaking door, a shoe rack that blocks the doorway, and a toilet directly facing the main door.
Entrance Remedies
If your main door falls in a less favourable position, simple remedies help: keep the entrance spotless and brightly lit, add auspicious symbols, use a threshold, and place a healthy plant nearby without blocking the path. These small steps strengthen the flow of positive energy into the home.Use the Main Door Vastu Calculator →
7. Toilet & Bathroom Vastu
A toilet is a zone of waste and draining energy, so Vastu places it where it releases negativity rather than disturbing a sensitive or sacred zone.
Best: West-North-West, South-South-West, East-South-East, Avoid (strict): North-East, South-West, centre
Best Toilet Directions
The best location for a toilet is the west-north-west (WNW), the air zone that helps flush out negativity and stress. The south-south-west (SSW), the zone of waste disposal, is also excellent, as it naturally removes what is useless at both a physical and a mental level. The east-south-east (ESE) is another good option, believed to help churn out stale thoughts and support fresh ideas. The south, north-north-west, and west can work with care.
Directions to Avoid
Some placements should be strictly avoided. A toilet in the north-east (the sacred water zone) is considered one of the most harmful faults, disturbing clarity, health, and prosperity. A toilet in the south-west harms stability and relationships, as this is the zone of bonding and foundation. The exact centre of the home (Brahmasthan) must never hold a toilet. The north, east, and NNE are also best kept free of toilets.
Toilet Seat Facing Direction
Beyond the room's placement, the direction you face while using the toilet matters. The commode should be positioned so that the user faces north or south. Facing east or west while using the toilet is traditionally discouraged and believed to disturb health and mental peace.
Washbasin, Geyser, Drainage & Door
Within the bathroom, the washbasin and mirror are best on the north or east wall. The geyser and electrical fittings suit the south-east. The floor should slope so that water drains towards the north or east. The bathroom door is best on the north or east and should open outward, and it is good practice to keep the door closed and the toilet lid down when not in use. A bathroom should never share a wall with, or sit directly above or below, the pooja room or the kitchen.
Toilet Remedies
If your toilet is in a difficult zone, keep it scrupulously clean, dry, and well-ventilated, as a clean toilet does far less harm than a neglected one. Keeping the door closed, using an exhaust fan, adding a sea-salt bowl that is changed regularly, and using light, calming colours are common remedies. A small mirror or specific metal strips are sometimes used for a north-east toilet, but cleanliness and good ventilation remain the most important steps.Use the Toilet Vastu Calculator →
8. Pooja Room Vastu
The pooja room is the spiritual heart of a home, and Vastu places it in the most sacred and peaceful zone.
Ideal: North-East (Ishanya), Good: North, East, Avoid: South, South-West, near a toilet
Best Direction for the Pooja Room
The ideal direction for a pooja room or mandir is the north-east, the Ishanya corner, which is the most sacred zone and is associated with clarity, wisdom, and divine energy. The north and east are also good, as are the ENE and NNE sub-zones. A pooja space in the north-east is believed to fill the home with calm, positive energy and to support clear thinking and peaceful sleep.
Idol Placement & Worship Direction
While praying, you should face east or north. The idols and images should be placed a little away from the wall, not directly facing each other, and not placed so they face straight out of the main door. It is good to keep a lamp or diya in the south-east of the mandir. The idols are best kept at a comfortable height rather than directly on the floor for the main deity.
Pooja Room Do's and Don'ts
A pooja room should not be placed in the south or south-west, inside a bedroom, next to or directly above or below a toilet, under a staircase, or beneath a beam, as these positions disturb the sacred energy. Keep the space clean, uncluttered, and free of storage below it. If you only have room for a small mandir, a north-east or east wall of the living room works well — just keep it above floor level and never inside a bedroom or bathroom.Use the Pooja Room Vastu Calculator →
9. Plot Vastu
The land itself sets the foundation for a home's Vastu, so choosing or assessing a plot correctly is an important first step.
Best: square / rectangle, NE extended, slope to NE, Avoid: cut NE, extended SW, irregular shapes
Best Plot Shape
Square and rectangular plots are considered the most auspicious, with a length up to about twice the breadth. A plot with an extended or increased north-east corner is especially favourable. Triangular, L-shaped, and very irregular plots are best avoided, as their uneven energy is harder to balance.
Cuts & Extensions
A cut or missing north-east corner is considered harmful, as it reduces the most beneficial zone; the same is true of a cut south-west, which weakens stability. An extended south-west, on the other hand, is best avoided because it over-emphasises a heavy zone. As a rule, extensions in the north-east are welcome, while extensions or cuts in the south-west and south-east need caution and remedies.
Plot Slope & Level
The ideal plot slopes gently downward towards the north-east, north, or east, and is higher in the south-west, so that water naturally flows towards the north-east. A plot that is higher in the north-east and lower in the south-west is considered unfavourable and is best corrected before building. Water bodies, if any, are auspicious in the north-east.
Roads & Corner Plots
Plots with roads on the north or east are generally very favourable for homes. Among corner plots, a north-east corner plot (open on both the north and east) is considered excellent, while south-west, south-east, and north-west corner plots need a more careful layout. A plot at a dead-end or directly facing a T-junction (veedhi shoola) is best avoided unless it lies on the favourable side. A gentle, level, four-sided plot is always the safest choice.
Gaumukhi vs Shermukhi Plots
A Gaumukhi plot is narrower at the front and wider at the back, like a cow's face; it suits residential homes, especially those facing south or west. A Shermukhi plot is wider at the front and narrower at the back, like a lion's face; it suits commercial buildings and shops, particularly those facing north or east. Matching the plot shape to its purpose is an important Vastu consideration.Use the Plot Vastu Calculator →
10. Office & Workplace Vastu
A well-arranged office is believed to support focus, growth, authority, and steady income. The same directional principles apply, adapted to a place of work.
Owner: South-West, facing North/East, Reception & entrance: North / East / North-East
Owner & Director Seating
The single most important rule in office Vastu is that the owner or key decision-maker sits in the south-west of the office, with a solid wall behind them, facing north or east. This position is believed to give stability, authority, and clear judgement. Senior managers can also sit in the south or west, facing north or east.
Cash, Accounts & Locker
The cash box, safe, or locker is best placed in the south-east or north, ideally so that it opens towards the north, the direction of Kubera. The accounts department suits the south-east. This is thought to support healthy cash flow and steady finances.
Reception, Employees & Conference Room
The reception is best in the north-east, north, or east, which are welcoming and bright. Employees and workstations should be arranged so that staff face north or east while working, which supports concentration and productivity. The conference or meeting room suits the north-west or west. Sales and marketing staff, whose work involves movement, are well placed in the north-west.
Pantry, Storage & Toilet
The pantry, being a fire zone, suits the south-east. Heavy storage and records belong in the south-west. Toilets in an office follow the same rule as in a home, best placed in the north-west or west-north-west and kept away from the north-east. The main entrance of the office is best in the north, east, or north-east. Keep the north-east of the office light and open for growth, and the south-west heavy and grounded for stability.Use the Office Vastu Calculator →
11. Aaya: Vastu Construction Measurement
Aaya is a more technical part of Vaidik Vastu that checks whether the actual dimensions of a building or room are auspicious, based on ancient mathematical formulas.
What Is Ayadi / Aaya?
In classical Vastu, before finalising a building's dimensions, the perimeter or area is used to calculate a set of values known as the Ayadi Shadvarga — six qualities that indicate whether the measurement is favourable. The most important of these is the Aaya (income) compared with the Vyaya (expenditure). A dimension is considered auspicious when the Aaya is greater than the Vyaya, meaning the building's proportions bring in more than they drain away.
The Six Formulas (Shadvarga)
The six qualities calculated are Aaya (income), Vyaya (expenditure), Yoni (nature or orientation), Nakshatra (birth star of the building), Vara (weekday), and Tithi (lunar day). Together they give a detailed picture of how balanced and auspicious a set of dimensions is. Traditional builders would adjust the length or breadth slightly until these values became favourable.
The Eight Yonis
The Yoni describes the fundamental nature of the building and is one of eight types. The four auspicious (odd) Yonis are Dhwaja (flag), Simha (lion), Vrishabha (bull), and Gaja (elephant), which are considered favourable for prosperity and strength. The four inauspicious (even) Yonis — Dhumra (smoke), Shwan (dog), Khara (donkey), and Kaka (crow) — are best avoided. Dhwaja, the flag, is regarded as the most auspicious of all.
How to Use the Aaya Calculator
Enter the length and breadth of your plot, room, or building, and the calculator works out the Aaya, Vyaya, and Yoni for you, tells you whether the dimensions are auspicious, and shows how a small adjustment could improve them. This is especially useful before construction, when changing a dimension by a few inches on paper costs nothing but can shift a room into a much more favourable measurement.Use the Aaya Calculator →
12. General Vastu Tips & Remedies
Beyond individual rooms, a few general principles and simple remedies can improve the Vastu of any home without construction.
Quick Direction Cheat-Sheet
| Room / element | Best direction |
|---|---|
| Main entrance | North, East, North-East |
| Kitchen | South-East |
| Master bedroom | South-West |
| Children's bedroom | West, North-West, East |
| Pooja room | North-East |
| Toilet | West-North-West, South-South-West |
| Living room | North, East, North-East |
| Dining room | West, East, North |
| Study room | West-South-West, North, East |
| Staircase | South, West, South-West |
| Water storage (underground) | North-East, North, East |
| Overhead tank / heavy items | South-West, West |
| Cash locker | South-West room, opening to North |
Common Vastu Mistakes
The most frequent Vastu problems in modern homes are a kitchen or toilet in the north-east, a master bedroom in the north-east, a cluttered or heavy centre of the home, a mirror facing the bed, and a main door blocked by a shoe rack or clutter. Fixing even one or two of these often makes a noticeable difference to how a home feels.
Simple Remedies Without Renovation
You do not need to break walls to improve your home's Vastu. Decluttering is the single most powerful remedy, especially in the north-east and the central Brahmasthan, where openness matters most. Improving light and ventilation in the north and east, keeping the south-west heavier and more solid, and shifting movable items such as a bed or a gas stove can all help. Colours support balance too — light shades in the north-east, earthy tones in the south-west. Plants, correctly placed mirrors, sea salt, and keeping water features in the north-east are gentle, popular remedies. Where a placement genuinely cannot be changed, do not stress over it; Vastu is meant to bring calm, not anxiety.
13. Frequently Asked Questions
Which direction is best for a house as per Vastu?
East, north, and north-east facing homes are considered the most auspicious, linked with health, wealth, and clarity. That said, every facing can be made to work well with the right internal layout.
Which direction should the kitchen be in?
The south-east (Agneya) is the ideal direction for a kitchen, with the north-west as a good alternative and the south as acceptable. The north-east should be avoided at all costs.
Which way should I sleep according to Vastu?
Sleep with your head towards the south (best) or east; never sleep with your head towards the north. This is believed to bring deep, restful sleep and good health.
Which is the correct direction for a toilet?
The west-north-west is the best direction for a toilet, followed by the south-south-west and east-south-east. The north-east, south-west, and the centre of the home must be avoided.
Is a south-facing house bad in Vastu?
No, this is a common myth. A south-facing home with a correctly placed main door and a sound internal layout can be just as harmonious and prosperous as any other.
Can I fix Vastu problems without breaking walls?
Yes, in most cases. Decluttering, better lighting, thoughtful placement of movable items, correct colours, and simple remedies address the majority of concerns without any construction.
Is Vastu Shastra scientifically proven?
Vastu is a traditional belief system rather than proven modern science. Many people find it a meaningful way to bring balance and calm to their homes, but it should be treated as guidance rather than fact.
How accurate are online Vastu calculators?
Online calculators are a reliable, convenient starting point that apply traditional principles consistently. For a home you are seriously reworking, a trained consultant assessing your property in person can consider finer details that a calculator cannot.
Use this guide alongside our free calculators to set up your home or workplace with confidence. Treat each rule as gentle, practical guidance rather than a cause for worry — the true aim of Vastu is a home that feels balanced, bright, and welcoming. You can explore every tool on our Vastu calculators page.
This information is based on traditional Vaidik Vastu Shastra principles and is intended for general guidance and self-reflection, not as a substitute for professional architectural or Vastu consultation. Read our full Disclaimer for more.
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