In an Indian household, the kitchen is the heart of the home, and Vastu for Kitchen is one of the most important factors to consider. Cooking elaborate recipes can take a significant amount of time in the kitchen to prepare a delectable meal. As a result, applying Vastu principles to the kitchen is critical to ensuring that the meals prepared are not only nourishing but also full of positive energy. By arranging utensils, gadgets, and food strategically, Vastu for Kitchen improves functionality and practicality. It also ensures a smooth flow for tasks like washing, cleaning, prepping, and cooking.
The goal is to hit the sweet spot between functionality, aesthetic appeal, and applying the right principles of Vastu for the perfect kitchen.
When translated into English, Vastu Shastra means “Science of Buildings.” Vastu principles transform a house into a dream home by emitting positive energy that promotes physical and emotional well-being. The right room orientation, size, and materials have a positive impact on a family’s health, wealth, and overall well-being.
The universe is made up of five elements known as panchabhutas: water, fire, earth, air, and space. When all these elements are in equilibrium when designing a home, it results in happiness, wealth, and good health. The kitchen represents Agni, the cosmic fire. Fire energy has a connection with transformation or change. Cooking with passion, transforming raw food into a nutritious meal, is how the cosmic energy of fire manifests itself in a kitchen.
The South-East corner of any home is the best location for a kitchen. If that is not possible, the North-West Corner is the next best option. But keep in mind that there is a chance of increased expenses or danger from accidents. While a kitchen in the North-East corner causes stress and food waste, a kitchen in the South-West corner causes conflict at home.
Never place your kitchen under the stairs or toilet, as it will have a negative impact on the family.
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The kitchen is in the second-best location in the North-West Corner. The hob is on the eastern side, while the washbasin is along the north wall, in accordance with Vastu principles. The colour theme for an east-facing plot follows muted and earthy tones such as grey, brown, and white.
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The west-facing property has its kitchen in the South-East corner. The hob is rightly located on the eastern wall. The material palette consists of black granite, earthy-toned cabinets, and grey tile cladding.
In conclusion, the intention of these traditional ways of designing is science-based, with a focus on aspects such as bringing sunlight into the house, ventilating it well, and using materials that are as close to nature as possible. It is more than superstition. Vastu Principles are more than just old wives’ tales. While it is not possible to apply all Vastu principles to the kitchen when purchasing an apartment, the interiors can be tweaked to align as closely as possible with the aforementioned guidelines. Applying all Vastu tips while designing a dream villa, on the other hand, will benefit the home dwellers by bringing in positive energy. Which of the Vastu for kitchen tips will you use to create a kitchen that is healthy, uncluttered, and organised?
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