1. Wall-mounted Temples
These are great for small spaces like apartments. Wall-mounted temples can be simple shelves or more detailed units made of wood, metal, or Corian fixed to the wall.
2. Corner Temples
Designed to fit into a corner, these temples use space efficiently and provide a dedicated area for worship. They can be freestanding or custom-built into the corner using materials like Corian.
3. Cabinet Temples
These temples look like cabinets with doors that can close when not in use. They come in different sizes and materials, including wood, metal, glass, and Corian, blending well with other furniture.
4. Floating Shelves
Minimalistic floating shelves offer a modern look. They can be arranged in layers to hold different idols and religious items and can be made from Corian for a sleek appearance.
5. Standalone Wooden Temples
Traditional yet modern, these standalone units are often intricately carved and polished. Using Corian can add a contemporary touch to these classic designs.
6. Glass and Metal Temples
For a stylish, modern look, glass and metal temples are popular. Adding Corian elements can enhance their clean and sophisticated appearance.
7. Portable Temples
These small, movable temples can be easily relocated within the house. Portable temples made from lightweight materials like Corian are perfect for those who move frequently or have limited space.
8. Room Divider Temples
A room divider can create a separate prayer area within a larger room. These dividers can be decorative screens or sliding doors, incorporating Corian for a modern touch.
9. Under Staircase Temples
For those with gardens or balconies, outdoor temples provide a serene worship space. These temples can be made from durable materials like stone or weather-resistant Corian.
10. Outdoor Temples
For those with gardens or balconies, outdoor temples provide a serene worship space. These temples can be made from durable materials like stone or weather-resistant Corian.
Modern home temples combine tradition with contemporary design, providing a sacred space that matches the homeowner’s style and needs.
