Tiles Shop Near Babusapalya, Bengaluru | Patidar Ceramic

Babusapalya has a mix of apartments and independent houses, with families who often put a lot of thought into one particular space: the pooja room. If you are looking for tiles in Babusapalya, Patidar Ceramic in Kalkere is a walk-in shop where you can see marble-look and decorative tiles up close.

Tiling a pooja room or niche

Whether it is a separate pooja room in an independent house or a small niche in a flat, the same questions come up:

• Colour. White and light cream marble finish tiles are the most popular. They keep the space bright and look clean.
• A feature behind the deity. A designer highlighter tile or a carving finish tile adds detail to the back wall without the cost and weight of carved stone.
• Floor finish. Oil from diyas, kumkum and flowers end up on the floor. A matt or satin tile is easier to clean and less slippery than high gloss.
• Small spaces. In a compact niche, light colours and fewer joints make it feel larger. See tile colours for small rooms.

Our pooja room page and tiles for pooja room guide go into more detail.

Rest of the home

Many families tile the pooja area as part of a larger job. If so, it can help to pick the main floor tile first and then choose a pooja room tile that sits well next to it.

Visiting from Babusapalya

Bring the width, height and depth of the pooja space, plus a photo. Use Google Maps for directions from your street, and call ahead to check current designs.