Vastu Consultant in Delhi

Vastu consultation for Delhi homes and commercial premises

Delhi properties rarely offer a blank slate: a shared staircase, a fixed DDA plan or a plot direction settled long ago. Dr. Riddhe Sshilpi, who has consulted since 1999, reviews Delhi homes and workplaces online, concentrating on the corrections that are actually possible in the space you have.

Directions, rooms and daily use in a Vastu review

Homes in Delhi often come with constraints that cannot be changed: a builder floor where the staircase and entrance are shared, a DDA flat with a fixed plan, or an older kothi in a colony where the plot direction was decided decades ago. A useful Vastu consultation accepts those constraints and works out what can realistically be improved inside them.

Experience matters most in exactly these situations. Dr. Riddhe Sshilpi has been providing consultation services since 1999, and the approach is the same for every home: understand the layout and how each room is used, identify the few changes that make the most difference, and leave out anything that is impractical or fear-based.

Builder floors, DDA flats, kothis and markets

For a property in Delhi, the consultation normally starts online. You share the floor plan or a sketch with measurements, a compass reading from the main door and photographs of each room. Dr. Riddhe studies these before a scheduled video call, walks through the home with you and explains her recommendations as you go.

Builder floors and apartments are usually reviewed completely online. For independent houses, plots and commercial premises where the surroundings and orientation need to be seen, a site visit can be discussed when you book.

After the call you have a clear list of corrections in order of priority – starting with placement, colours, lighting and how rooms are used – and you can come back with questions while you put them in place.

Markets and industrial units reviewed the same way

Offices and shops in markets such as Connaught Place, Nehru Place and Karol Bagh, and units in the Okhla and Naraina industrial areas, can be reviewed in the same way: the entrance, the owner's seat, the working areas, storage and cash, discussed from the layout plan first.