Designing a Place of Worship at Home for a Serene Prayer Experience
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With the advancement of architectural design, each part of the house has its own specific function, from bedrooms and living rooms to bathrooms, kitchens, family rooms, and even a dedicated prayer room. Among the rooms inside the house, the prayer room, often known as a "mushollah," is sometimes overlooked.
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Indonesia, a predominantly Muslim country, places great importance on prayer rooms within homes and public spaces. While people may think they can pray anywhere as long as it's clean and pure, it's preferable to have a dedicated prayer room to create a more comfortable and tranquil atmosphere for worship.
Cool and Open Minimalist Prayer Room
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A prayer room doesn't always have to be located inside a house with a closed design. You can also place it in the backyard, close to the yard. There's no need to worry about making the prayer room feel cool, as the breeze can flow in from all directions. Don't forget to add a carpet or prayer rug on the floor of the prayer room. Also, include a hanging cabinet to store prayer-related items, keeping them clean when not in use.
Compact Prayer Room
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Since it is only used by family members or guests when they visit, the prayer room in your home doesn't have to be large. A simple and small design with calligraphy decorations on one of the walls will make the prayer room more serene. Don't forget to add some green plants to the mini prayer room to make it even more calming and fresh.
Industrial-Style Prayer Room
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Another minimalist prayer room model embraces the natural colors of its building materials, such as exposed concrete and cement. An industrial touch in a minimalist prayer room is suitable for those seeking a unique atmosphere for their place of worship.
Near the Garden
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If your home has a garden, consider building a minimalist prayer room adjacent to it. The greenery from the outside can provide a sense of tranquility and a refreshing view. To maintain some privacy, you can design a semi-outdoor prayer room with a garden as its border and tall glass doors or windows. The semi-outdoor feel will be strongly felt!
Small Prayer Room Under the Stairs
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In minimalist homes, every bit of available space is valuable. You can use it for various purposes, including a minimalist prayer room within the house. For instance, the empty space under the stairs is typically left unused. You can transform this area into a cool and comfortable prayer room.
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Although it doesn't have to be grand and spacious, you can design your prayer room with minimalist style according to your preferences. Having a prayer room in your home can make your entire household feel more devout.
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