Home Vastu Shastra Check

Review core Vastu placements and get a quick compliance score.

Home Layout Inputs
Select each zone to estimate Vastu alignment for a residence.

North-facing plot

Indicates overall orientation and access.

Open North-East zone

Keep northeast light and open when possible.

Rectangular plot shape

Regular shapes typically align better.

Vastu Score
A quick indicator based on selected placements.

Alignment

Strong Vastu alignment

Score

15

ZoneRecommendation
EntranceNorth and east entrances are generally preferred.
KitchenSouth-east is the ideal fire zone; north-west is an alternative.
Master BedroomSouth-west promotes stability and privacy.
ToiletsWest or north-west is usually acceptable.
StaircaseSouth or west placement is commonly advised.
Water SourceNorth-east keeps water in the auspicious zone.
Home Vastu Guide
A rewritten overview based on traditional Vastu principles.

What is Vastu Shastra?

Vastu Shastra is a traditional planning system that aligns building zones with directional energies. It focuses on balancing light, ventilation, and functional placement in the home.

Key zones

The north-east is associated with clarity and water, the south-east with fire (kitchen), and the south-west with stability (master bedroom). Correct zoning can improve flow and comfort.

How to use this check

Use this tool as a preliminary assessment. A professional Vastu consultant can assess slope, nearby roads, and plot geometry before making structural changes.

Practical considerations

Ventilation, access to sunlight, and local bylaws can be more important than strict Vastu rules. Balance practical constraints with cultural preferences.

This tool provides a directional checklist and is not a substitute for certified architectural or spiritual advice.
Home Vastu FAQ

Does Vastu guarantee results?

No. Vastu is a guidance system. It can influence design choices but cannot guarantee outcomes.

Can existing homes be improved?

Yes. You can improve lighting, declutter key zones, and adjust room usage without structural changes.

Is north-facing always best?

North and east are often preferred, but plot shape, access roads, and climate also matter.

What about irregular plots?

Irregular plots can still work with smart zoning, courtyard planning, and careful placement of heavy zones in the south-west.