Room placement
Living room Vastu
Usually placed towards the north or east so the room gets the better part of the day's light. Where a home is already built, the tradition's usual answer is adjustment rather than reconstruction.
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Where the tradition places each room
| Room | Traditionally placed | Generally avoided |
|---|---|---|
| Main door / entrance | North, North-East, East | South-West |
| Kitchen | South-East, North-West | North-East, South-West |
| Master bedroom | South-West, South, West | North-East, South-East |
| Pooja room | North-East, East, North | South, South-West |
| Living room | North, East, North-East | South-West |
| Children's bedroom | West, North-West, North | South-West |
| Bathroom / toilet | North-West, West, South | North-East, South-East |
| Staircase | South, South-West, West | North-East |
| Study room | North-East, North, East, West | South-West |
| Underground water tank | North-East, North, East | South-West, South-East |
| Overhead water tank | South-West, West, South | North-East |
| Car parking | North-West, North, East | South-West |
Common questions
Living room Vastu, answered
Usually placed towards the north or east so the room gets the better part of the day's light. The directions traditionally preferred are north, east, north-east.
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Vastu Shastra is a traditional belief system. This tool reflects commonly followed directional guidance from that tradition and is intended as a quick screening aid, not a property recommendation, a structural assessment or a substitute for an on-site consultation. Nothing here should be read as a claim about outcomes.

