Advanced Vastu Size Calculator

Stick to either both even (like 12’x18′) or both odd (like 11’x15′) measurements for length and width. Mixing odd and even (like 11’x14′) can disrupt energy flow, so avoid it.

• Living Room: Around 170 sq.ft (e.g., 12’x14′), best placed in the north or east for bright, welcoming energy.
• Bedroom: About 130 sq.ft (e.g., 10’x13′), ideally in the southwest for restful sleep.
• Kitchen: Roughly 80 sq.ft (e.g., 8’x10′), best in the southeast, the “fire” direction for cooking.

Brahmasthan is the heart of your home—the central area. Keep it open, uncluttered, and free of walls or heavy furniture to let positive energy flow freely.

Aaya is a Vastu method to calculate room sizes for good energy. It’s a bit complex, but online tools like calculators simplify it by checking if your measurements align with Vastu rules.

• Living Room: North or east for positivity and light.
• Bedroom: Southwest for calm, restful energy.
• Kitchen: Southeast, as it’s linked to the fire element.
  Placing rooms in these directions enhances their purpose and harmony.

Avoid mixing odd and even dimensions (e.g., 11’x14′). Use matching even or odd numbers for length and width to maintain balanced energy in your space.

Yes! Doors should be around 7 feet tall and proportionate in width (e.g., 3-4 feet). Windows should align with Vastu ratios, often smaller than doors, and placed in north/east for light.

Measure your plot evenly (e.g., 30’x40′). Keep the north and east sides open (no tall structures) to allow positive energy and sunlight into your home.

Use beginner-friendly online Vastu calculators like Rudra Astro or Desiwall. Enter your room or plot dimensions, and they’ll guide you to Vastu-compliant sizes.