Residential Vastu is the application of Vastu Shastra principles to homes, flats, and apartments. A consultation looks at the main entrance direction, room placement, kitchen and bedroom orientation, water element location, staircase position, and how the property sits against the eight cardinal and ordinal directions. Most clients who come to me have already moved in. The walls are up, the kitchen is fitted, the children's rooms are decided. So at Layered Vastu we work without breaking anything. Corrections happen through placement, colour, material choice, and energy balancing. No demolition. No structural changes. That distinction matters. Renters can use the same approach. So can owners who finished their interiors three years ago and don't want to start over. A residential reading covers the full floor plan, identifies the doshas, and gives you a specific list of remedies you can begin the same week. In-person in Delhi NCR, online everywhere else.
A full residential reading typically runs 90 to 120 minutes for the on-site visit, plus a follow-up where I share the marked floor
plan and remedy list. For online consultations, the live session is usually 60 to 90 minutes once I've reviewed your floor plan in
advance. Larger properties or multi-floor homes can take longer.
No. The Layered Vastu method is built specifically to avoid demolition. Most defects are corrected through placement of
objects, colour adjustments, materials, mirrors, water elements, and energy balancing. In twelve years of practice I have rarely
had to recommend a structural change for a residential property, and never one that the client could not avoid.
Yes. Rental properties are one of the most common cases I see. Since the Layered Vastu approach uses only movable
objects, colours, and placements, every remedy can be applied without altering the structure or violating a rental agreement.
When you move out, you take the remedies with you.
The four I see most often are: a south-facing or south-west entrance, kitchen placed in the north-east, master bedroom in the
north-east, and a toilet in the centre of the home (the Brahmasthan). Each has specific remedies that do not require moving
walls.
Yes. I work regularly with clients in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and the UAE. You share the
floor plan with directional alignment marked, photos of each room, and the date of birth of family members. The session itself is
held over video, and you receive a written report afterwards.