<p>The right stone for the pooja room design is important in many aspects, including auspiciousness and practicality. Marble is a great choice for this because it looks elegant and expensive, and exudes positive vibes. It brings purity to the room, which makes it a favourite for many pooja rooms in India. Marble is also a strong stone, meaning it will last a long time, even with daily prayers taking place, and <em>agarbattis</em> being lit up on the surface.</p><p>But this is expensive and not the most affordable option, especially for those houses with larger or multiple pooja rooms.</p><p>In that sense, another good option is granite. Granite is a strong stone that is easy to clean and gives the pooja room a humble, grounded feel. Darker shades of granite, like black or dark grey, can provide a modern look, while a lighter granite colour for the pooja room makes the room feel bigger and brighter. Granite, despite the colour, is easy to clean and, therefore practical.</p><p>No matter which stone you choose, be sure that it complements the pooja room colour to create a balanced environment that is suitable for prayers and worship.</p>