Sample Analysis Report

Vastu Score

Good

61/100

Based on the evaluation of your floor plan, we have assessed the energy flow and directional alignment of 16 rooms.

houseFacing N2 Floors

Analyzed

16Rooms

Critical

2Issues

Strengths

4Points

Weaknesses

3Points

Traditional guidance

Priority Snapshot

Start with the highest-friction issue, then use the zone and element signals below to guide the easiest next improvements.

Top concern

The Common Toilet is located in the Brahmasthan (Center), which is a major defect that pollutes the central Space (Akasha) energy of the home.

Best aligned

Northeast100/100

Water100/100

Needs support

Multi-zone25/100

Mixed25/100

Overall Observation

This two-story rectangular house possesses a very strong foundation of Vastu strengths, particularly regarding its orientation and primary room placements. The North-facing entrance and the alignment of the Living Room in the North-East and Pooja Room in the East create a highly spiritual and positive entry point for energy. The use of a rectangular plot is ideal, as it ensures no missing corners or energy leaks, providing a balanced container for the household's life.

However, the internal layout suffers from significant 'Brahmasthan' defects. The central core of the house, which should be light, airy, and sacred (Space/Akasha element), is instead occupied by heavy structures (Staircase 1 and Staircase 2) and a source of pollution (Common Toilet). This configuration can make the home feel energetically 'heavy' or 'congested' despite the excellent peripheral placements. On the first floor, the extensive Open Slab is a double-edged sword; while the North openness is wonderful for light, the South-West openness needs to be balanced with weight to ensure the stability of the residents. By implementing the recommended elemental remedies—specifically using salt for the central toilet and heavy plants for the South-West terrace—you can significantly harmonize these conflicts without requiring structural changes.

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Detailed Room Analysis

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Ground Floor

First Floor

Ground Floor

Kitchen

Ground Floor

Review

South

What this means: The Kitchen represents the Fire element (Agni) and is the source of health and prosperity.

Why this matters: South is associated with Fire (Agni). Vastu tradition associates the kitchen with Fire (Agni), so South-East is the strongest placement. North-East is treated as a water and sacred zone, so a kitchen there is read as a Fire-Water elemental conflict. This is traditional guidance, not a guaranteed health, wealth, or relationship outcome.

Detailed issues:

Kitchen is located in the South direction rather than the ideal South-East.

Standard remedies:

Place the gas stove in the South-East corner.
Cook facing East.
Paint walls in shades of yellow, orange, or red.
Keep the kitchen ventilated, clean, and free of overnight dirty utensils.

Attached Toilet 1

Ground Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Master Bedroom 1

Ground Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: The Master Bedroom represents stability, authority, and the health of the family head.

Standard remedies:

Sleep with head towards South or East.
Use earthy tones like brown or beige for walls.
Place heavy furniture in the South-West corner.

Store Room

Ground Floor

Review

Southeast

What this means: Storage of heavy items and non-essential goods.

Why this matters: South-East is associated with Fire (Agni). Heavy items should be in the Earth zone (South-West) for stability. North-East should be kept light and empty. This is traditional guidance, not a guaranteed health, wealth, or relationship outcome.

Detailed issues:

Store Room is located in the South-East, which is the zone of Fire (Agni).

Standard remedies:

Keep the room organized.
Use yellow or earthen colors.
Avoid sleeping in the store room.

Dining Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

Center

What this means: The Dining Room is where the family nourishes itself.

Standard remedies:

Eat facing East (for health) or North (for wealth).
Place a mirror on the East or North wall to reflect the dining table (doubles abundance).
Use light pastel colors.

Common Toilet

Ground Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Why this matters: Center is associated with Space (Akasha). The Center is the Brahmasthan, governed by Space (Akasha), and is traditionally kept open, light, and unobstructed. A toilet here pollutes the central energy core and is treated as a severe Vastu defect. This is traditional guidance, not a guaranteed health, wealth, or relationship outcome.

Detailed issues:

Common Toilet is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) of the home.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Pooja Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

East

What this means: The Puja Room is the spiritual center (Brahmasthan connection) of the home.

Standard remedies:

Face East or North while praying.
Use white, light yellow, or light blue colors.
Ensure the idols are not facing each other.
If in a wrong direction, place a pyramid or crystal to neutralize.

Living Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

Northeast

What this means: The Living Room is the entry point for social energy and sets the tone for the house.

Standard remedies:

Place heavy furniture (sofas) in the South-West or West of the room.
Keep the North-East corner clutter-free and light.
Use light colors like white, cream, or light blue.
Place an aquarium in the North or East for prosperity.

Bedroom 2

Ground Floor

Aligned

Northwest

What this means: Represents growth, creativity, and study.

Standard remedies:

Study table should face North or East.
Sleep with head towards East or South.
Use green or light blue colors for focus.

Staircase 1

Ground Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents weight, elevation, and flow.

Why this matters: Center is associated with Space (Akasha). Stairs are heavy; placing them in the light zones (North/East) suppresses positive energy. South-West is the best zone for heavy structures. This is traditional guidance, not a guaranteed health, wealth, or relationship outcome.

Detailed issues:

Staircase 1 is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) of the house.

Standard remedies:

Climb clockwise (North to South or East to West).
Use light colors if in a wrong zone.
Place a plant or light under the stairs if in North-East (but avoid storage).

Sitout

Ground Floor

Aligned

North

What this means: The Verandah is a semi-open transitional space that connects the house to the outside world.

Standard remedies:

Keep the verandah height lower than the main building roof.
Avoid heavy furniture on North/East verandahs—keep them light.
Place heavy planters or furniture in the South-West of the verandah.

First Floor

Attached Toilet 2

First Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Master Bedroom 2

First Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: The Master Bedroom represents stability, authority, and the health of the family head.

Standard remedies:

Sleep with head towards South or East.
Use earthy tones like brown or beige for walls.
Place heavy furniture in the South-West corner.

Passage

First Floor

Aligned

Center

What this means: Passages represent energy corridors that connect different zones of the house.

Standard remedies:

Keep passages well-lit — dark corridors trap stagnant energy.
Avoid placing mirrors at the end of long passages, which can bounce energy away.
Use light, warm colors on passage walls.
Keep passages clutter-free for smooth energy flow.

Staircase 2

First Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents weight, elevation, and flow.

Detailed issues:

Staircase 2 is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) on the first floor.

Standard remedies:

Climb clockwise (North to South or East to West).
Use light colors if in a wrong zone.
Place a plant or light under the stairs if in North-East (but avoid storage).

Open Slab

First Floor

Review

Multi-zoneNNWWSWSSECenter

What this means: The Open Terrace represents openness, sunlight, and connection to the sky element.

Why this matters: North and East terraces receive auspicious morning sunlight, promoting financial growth and spiritual harmony. South-West terraces create heavy energy on the wrong side, destabilizing the home. The terrace should slope from South-West to North-East for proper energy and water drainage. This is traditional guidance, not a guaranteed health, wealth, or relationship outcome.

Detailed issues:

Open Slab spans across the South-West, South, and South-East zones.

Standard remedies:

Keep the terrace open, clean, and clutter-free.
Place heavy objects like water tanks in the South or West side of the terrace.
If in South-West, add a railing or parapet for containment.
Grow light plants in the North-East corner of the terrace.

Detailed Insights

Critical Issues

The Common Toilet is located in the Brahmasthan (Center), which is a major defect that pollutes the central Space (Akasha) energy of the home.

The central placement of Staircase 1 and Staircase 2 creates a heavy structural burden on the heart of the house, restricting Prana flow.

Strengths

The Sitout is perfectly placed in the North, welcoming auspicious magnetic energy.

The Living Room in the North-East is an ideal placement for social harmony and enlightenment.

The Pooja Room in the East aligns beautifully with the rising sun for spiritual vitality.

The placement of Master Bedroom 1 and Master Bedroom 2 in the South provides necessary stability and grounding.

Weaknesses

Kitchen in the South is a minor deviation from the ideal South-East fire zone.

The Store Room in the South-East may slightly suppress the Agni (fire) energy of that corner.

The openness of the Open Slab in the South-West requires additional weight to prevent instability.

Expert Recommendations

Decor & Remedy

Common Toilet

highLow Cost

ISSUE

Common Toilet is in the Center, disrupting the core energy.

SOLUTION

Place a bowl of rock salt in the south-west corner of the Common Toilet to absorb negative energy; replace it every Saturday.

Structural

Staircase 1

highModerate

ISSUE

Staircase 1 is heavy and located in the central Space (Akasha) zone.

SOLUTION

Paint the staircase in a very light cream or off-white color and install bright, warm LED lighting to 'lighten' the structural weight.

Room Placement

Common Toilet

highHigh Cost

ISSUE

Common Toilet is located in the Center (Brahmasthan), causing a severe elemental pollution of Space.

SOLUTION

If a major renovation is ever planned, consider relocating this toilet to the North-West or West. For now, keep the door strictly closed.

Spiritual

Staircase 2

mediumLow Cost

ISSUE

Staircase 2 congests the central energy core on the first floor.

SOLUTION

Place a Tibetan singing bowl in the passage near Staircase 2 and ring it daily to clear stagnant energy in the Brahmasthan.

Kitchen

lowLow Cost

ISSUE

Kitchen is in the South instead of the South-East fire zone.

SOLUTION

Place a copper pyramid on the South-East wall of the Kitchen to symbolically correct the fire alignment.

Element Balance

Open Slab

mediumModerate

ISSUE

Open Slab in the South-West creates an imbalance in the Earth (Prithvi) zone.

SOLUTION

Place 3-5 heavy terracotta pots with thick-leaved plants (like a Jade Plant or Rubber Plant) in the South-West corner of the Open Slab.

Color Therapy

Store Room

lowLow Cost

ISSUE

Store Room in the South-East fire zone.

SOLUTION

Paint the interior walls of the Store Room in a light yellow or beige to support the Earth element without clashing with Fire.

Vastu Score

Good

61/100

Based on the evaluation of your floor plan, we have assessed the energy flow and directional alignment of 16 rooms.

houseFacing N2 Floors

Analyzed

16Rooms

Critical

2Issues

Strengths

4Points

Weaknesses

3Points

Traditional guidance

Priority Snapshot

Start with the highest-friction issue, then use the zone and element signals below to guide the easiest next improvements.

Top concern

The Common Toilet is located in the Brahmasthan (Center), which is a major defect that pollutes the central Space (Akasha) energy of the home.

Best aligned

Northeast100/100

Water100/100

Needs support

Multi-zone25/100

Mixed25/100

Floor Plan & Rooms

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Your rooms at a glance

Direction and status summary.

Ground Floor

Kitchen

Attached Toilet 1

Master Bedroom 1

Store Room

Dining Room

Center

Common Toilet

Center

Pooja Room

Living Room

Bedroom 2

Staircase 1

Center

Sitout

First Floor

Attached Toilet 2

Master Bedroom 2

Passage

Center

Staircase 2

Center

Open Slab

Multi-zone

Overall Observation

Traditional guidance

Detailed Room Analysis

Ground Floor

Kitchen

Ground Floor

Review

South

What this means: The Kitchen represents the Fire element (Agni) and is the source of health and prosperity.

Detailed issues:

Kitchen is located in the South direction rather than the ideal South-East.

Standard remedies:

Place the gas stove in the South-East corner.
Cook facing East.
Paint walls in shades of yellow, orange, or red.
Keep the kitchen ventilated, clean, and free of overnight dirty utensils.

Attached Toilet 1

Ground Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Master Bedroom 1

Ground Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: The Master Bedroom represents stability, authority, and the health of the family head.

Standard remedies:

Sleep with head towards South or East.
Use earthy tones like brown or beige for walls.
Place heavy furniture in the South-West corner.

Store Room

Ground Floor

Review

Southeast

What this means: Storage of heavy items and non-essential goods.

Detailed issues:

Store Room is located in the South-East, which is the zone of Fire (Agni).

Standard remedies:

Keep the room organized.
Use yellow or earthen colors.
Avoid sleeping in the store room.

Dining Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

Center

What this means: The Dining Room is where the family nourishes itself.

Standard remedies:

Eat facing East (for health) or North (for wealth).
Place a mirror on the East or North wall to reflect the dining table (doubles abundance).
Use light pastel colors.

Common Toilet

Ground Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Detailed issues:

Common Toilet is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) of the home.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Pooja Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

East

What this means: The Puja Room is the spiritual center (Brahmasthan connection) of the home.

Standard remedies:

Face East or North while praying.
Use white, light yellow, or light blue colors.
Ensure the idols are not facing each other.
If in a wrong direction, place a pyramid or crystal to neutralize.

Living Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

Northeast

What this means: The Living Room is the entry point for social energy and sets the tone for the house.

Standard remedies:

Place heavy furniture (sofas) in the South-West or West of the room.
Keep the North-East corner clutter-free and light.
Use light colors like white, cream, or light blue.
Place an aquarium in the North or East for prosperity.

Bedroom 2

Ground Floor

Aligned

Northwest

What this means: Represents growth, creativity, and study.

Standard remedies:

Study table should face North or East.
Sleep with head towards East or South.
Use green or light blue colors for focus.

Staircase 1

Ground Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents weight, elevation, and flow.

Detailed issues:

Staircase 1 is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) of the house.

Standard remedies:

Climb clockwise (North to South or East to West).
Use light colors if in a wrong zone.
Place a plant or light under the stairs if in North-East (but avoid storage).

Sitout

Ground Floor

Aligned

North

What this means: The Verandah is a semi-open transitional space that connects the house to the outside world.

Standard remedies:

Keep the verandah height lower than the main building roof.
Avoid heavy furniture on North/East verandahs—keep them light.
Place heavy planters or furniture in the South-West of the verandah.

First Floor

Attached Toilet 2

First Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Master Bedroom 2

First Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: The Master Bedroom represents stability, authority, and the health of the family head.

Standard remedies:

Sleep with head towards South or East.
Use earthy tones like brown or beige for walls.
Place heavy furniture in the South-West corner.

Passage

First Floor

Aligned

Center

What this means: Passages represent energy corridors that connect different zones of the house.

Standard remedies:

Keep passages well-lit — dark corridors trap stagnant energy.
Avoid placing mirrors at the end of long passages, which can bounce energy away.
Use light, warm colors on passage walls.
Keep passages clutter-free for smooth energy flow.

Staircase 2

First Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents weight, elevation, and flow.

Detailed issues:

Staircase 2 is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) on the first floor.

Standard remedies:

Climb clockwise (North to South or East to West).
Use light colors if in a wrong zone.
Place a plant or light under the stairs if in North-East (but avoid storage).

Open Slab

First Floor

Review

Multi-zoneNNWWSWSSECenter

What this means: The Open Terrace represents openness, sunlight, and connection to the sky element.

Detailed issues:

Open Slab spans across the South-West, South, and South-East zones.

Standard remedies:

Keep the terrace open, clean, and clutter-free.
Place heavy objects like water tanks in the South or West side of the terrace.
If in South-West, add a railing or parapet for containment.
Grow light plants in the North-East corner of the terrace.

Detailed Insights

Critical Issues

The Common Toilet is located in the Brahmasthan (Center), which is a major defect that pollutes the central Space (Akasha) energy of the home.

The central placement of Staircase 1 and Staircase 2 creates a heavy structural burden on the heart of the house, restricting Prana flow.

Strengths

The Sitout is perfectly placed in the North, welcoming auspicious magnetic energy.

The Living Room in the North-East is an ideal placement for social harmony and enlightenment.

The Pooja Room in the East aligns beautifully with the rising sun for spiritual vitality.

The placement of Master Bedroom 1 and Master Bedroom 2 in the South provides necessary stability and grounding.

Weaknesses

Kitchen in the South is a minor deviation from the ideal South-East fire zone.

The Store Room in the South-East may slightly suppress the Agni (fire) energy of that corner.

The openness of the Open Slab in the South-West requires additional weight to prevent instability.

Recommendations

Decor & Remedy

Common Toilet

highLow Cost

ISSUE

Common Toilet is in the Center, disrupting the core energy.

SOLUTION

Place a bowl of rock salt in the south-west corner of the Common Toilet to absorb negative energy; replace it every Saturday.

Structural

Staircase 1

highModerate

ISSUE

Staircase 1 is heavy and located in the central Space (Akasha) zone.

SOLUTION

Paint the staircase in a very light cream or off-white color and install bright, warm LED lighting to 'lighten' the structural weight.

Room Placement

Common Toilet

highHigh Cost

ISSUE

Common Toilet is located in the Center (Brahmasthan), causing a severe elemental pollution of Space.

SOLUTION

If a major renovation is ever planned, consider relocating this toilet to the North-West or West. For now, keep the door strictly closed.

Spiritual

Staircase 2

mediumLow Cost

ISSUE

Staircase 2 congests the central energy core on the first floor.

SOLUTION

Place a Tibetan singing bowl in the passage near Staircase 2 and ring it daily to clear stagnant energy in the Brahmasthan.

Kitchen

lowLow Cost

ISSUE

Kitchen is in the South instead of the South-East fire zone.

SOLUTION

Place a copper pyramid on the South-East wall of the Kitchen to symbolically correct the fire alignment.

Element Balance

Open Slab

mediumModerate

ISSUE

Open Slab in the South-West creates an imbalance in the Earth (Prithvi) zone.

SOLUTION

Place 3-5 heavy terracotta pots with thick-leaved plants (like a Jade Plant or Rubber Plant) in the South-West corner of the Open Slab.

Color Therapy

Store Room

lowLow Cost

ISSUE

Store Room in the South-East fire zone.

SOLUTION

Paint the interior walls of the Store Room in a light yellow or beige to support the Earth element without clashing with Fire.

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Detailed Room Analysis

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Ground Floor

First Floor

Ground Floor

Kitchen

Ground Floor

Review

South

What this means: The Kitchen represents the Fire element (Agni) and is the source of health and prosperity.

Detailed issues:

Kitchen is located in the South direction rather than the ideal South-East.

Standard remedies:

Place the gas stove in the South-East corner.
Cook facing East.
Paint walls in shades of yellow, orange, or red.
Keep the kitchen ventilated, clean, and free of overnight dirty utensils.

Attached Toilet 1

Ground Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Master Bedroom 1

Ground Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: The Master Bedroom represents stability, authority, and the health of the family head.

Standard remedies:

Sleep with head towards South or East.
Use earthy tones like brown or beige for walls.
Place heavy furniture in the South-West corner.

Store Room

Ground Floor

Review

Southeast

What this means: Storage of heavy items and non-essential goods.

Detailed issues:

Store Room is located in the South-East, which is the zone of Fire (Agni).

Standard remedies:

Keep the room organized.
Use yellow or earthen colors.
Avoid sleeping in the store room.

Dining Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

Center

What this means: The Dining Room is where the family nourishes itself.

Standard remedies:

Eat facing East (for health) or North (for wealth).
Place a mirror on the East or North wall to reflect the dining table (doubles abundance).
Use light pastel colors.

Common Toilet

Ground Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Detailed issues:

Common Toilet is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) of the home.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Pooja Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

East

What this means: The Puja Room is the spiritual center (Brahmasthan connection) of the home.

Standard remedies:

Face East or North while praying.
Use white, light yellow, or light blue colors.
Ensure the idols are not facing each other.
If in a wrong direction, place a pyramid or crystal to neutralize.

Living Room

Ground Floor

Aligned

Northeast

What this means: The Living Room is the entry point for social energy and sets the tone for the house.

Standard remedies:

Place heavy furniture (sofas) in the South-West or West of the room.
Keep the North-East corner clutter-free and light.
Use light colors like white, cream, or light blue.
Place an aquarium in the North or East for prosperity.

Bedroom 2

Ground Floor

Aligned

Northwest

What this means: Represents growth, creativity, and study.

Standard remedies:

Study table should face North or East.
Sleep with head towards East or South.
Use green or light blue colors for focus.

Staircase 1

Ground Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents weight, elevation, and flow.

Detailed issues:

Staircase 1 is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) of the house.

Standard remedies:

Climb clockwise (North to South or East to West).
Use light colors if in a wrong zone.
Place a plant or light under the stairs if in North-East (but avoid storage).

Sitout

Ground Floor

Aligned

North

What this means: The Verandah is a semi-open transitional space that connects the house to the outside world.

Standard remedies:

Keep the verandah height lower than the main building roof.
Avoid heavy furniture on North/East verandahs—keep them light.
Place heavy planters or furniture in the South-West of the verandah.

First Floor

Attached Toilet 2

First Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: Represents disposal of waste and negative energy.

Standard remedies:

Keep the toilet door closed at all times.
Place a bowl of sea salt to absorb negativity (change weekly).
Use a Vastu pyramid on the outer wall if in a wrong zone.
Face North or South while using the toilet.

Master Bedroom 2

First Floor

Aligned

South

What this means: The Master Bedroom represents stability, authority, and the health of the family head.

Standard remedies:

Sleep with head towards South or East.
Use earthy tones like brown or beige for walls.
Place heavy furniture in the South-West corner.

Passage

First Floor

Aligned

Center

What this means: Passages represent energy corridors that connect different zones of the house.

Standard remedies:

Keep passages well-lit — dark corridors trap stagnant energy.
Avoid placing mirrors at the end of long passages, which can bounce energy away.
Use light, warm colors on passage walls.
Keep passages clutter-free for smooth energy flow.

Staircase 2

First Floor

Review

Center

What this means: Represents weight, elevation, and flow.

Detailed issues:

Staircase 2 is located in the Center (Brahmasthan) on the first floor.

Standard remedies:

Climb clockwise (North to South or East to West).
Use light colors if in a wrong zone.
Place a plant or light under the stairs if in North-East (but avoid storage).

Open Slab

First Floor

Review

Multi-zoneNNWWSWSSECenter

What this means: The Open Terrace represents openness, sunlight, and connection to the sky element.

Detailed issues:

Open Slab spans across the South-West, South, and South-East zones.

Standard remedies:

Keep the terrace open, clean, and clutter-free.
Place heavy objects like water tanks in the South or West side of the terrace.
If in South-West, add a railing or parapet for containment.
Grow light plants in the North-East corner of the terrace.

Sample Analysis Report

Vastu Score

Priority Snapshot

Overall Observation

Interactive Floor Plan

Detailed Room Analysis

KitchenSReview

Attached Toilet 1SAligned

Master Bedroom 1SAligned

Store RoomSEReview

Dining RoomCenterAligned

Common ToiletCenterReview

Pooja RoomEAligned

Living RoomNEAligned

Bedroom 2NWAligned

Staircase 1CenterReview

SitoutNAligned

Attached Toilet 2SAligned

Master Bedroom 2SAligned

PassageCenterAligned

Staircase 2CenterReview

Open SlabMulti-zoneReview

Detailed Insights

Critical Issues

Strengths

Weaknesses

Expert Recommendations

Decor & Remedy

Common Toilet

Structural

Staircase 1

Room Placement

Common Toilet

Spiritual

Staircase 2

Kitchen

Element Balance

Open Slab

Color Therapy

Store Room

Vastu Score

Priority Snapshot

Floor Plan & Rooms

Your rooms at a glance

Overall Observation

Detailed Room Analysis

Detailed Insights

Critical Issues

Strengths

Weaknesses

Recommendations

Decor & Remedy

Common Toilet

Structural

Staircase 1

Room Placement

Common Toilet

Spiritual

Staircase 2

Kitchen

Element Balance

Open Slab

Color Therapy

Store Room

Interactive Floor Plan

Detailed Room Analysis

KitchenSReview

Attached Toilet 1SAligned

Master Bedroom 1SAligned

Store RoomSEReview

Dining RoomCenterAligned

Common ToiletCenterReview

Pooja RoomEAligned

Living RoomNEAligned

Bedroom 2NWAligned

Staircase 1CenterReview

SitoutNAligned

Attached Toilet 2SAligned

Master Bedroom 2SAligned

PassageCenterAligned