About Dr. Kunal Kaushik

Background, consultation approach, and working method for residential, commercial, industrial, and planning-stage Vastu cases.

Consultation that stays connected to the actual property

The most useful Vastu consultation is the one that remains connected to the real property, the real layout, and the real decisions that the owner or buyer has to make. That is the working style reflected across this website. Instead of reducing every case to a slogan, the review is expected to begin with the plan, the directions, the present use of the space, and the practical concerns of the client.

This matters because two properties with the same facing can perform very differently, and two clients with the same room problem may need different advice depending on whether they are buying, renovating, building, or already living or working in the premises.

Residential work

Homes, flats, apartments, villas, and builder floors are reviewed with attention to comfort, routine, privacy, room placement, sleeping quality, kitchen use, and the long-term livability of the layout.

Commercial work

Offices, shops, clinics, showrooms, and other business premises are reviewed with attention to circulation, leadership areas, work zones, support areas, and the practical needs of a running property.

Planning-stage work

Plots, house plans, renovation drawings, fit-out layouts, and construction-stage cases are reviewed before mistakes are locked in, which is often where the value of consultation is highest.

How the work is usually approached

The first step is to identify the property type, the stage of the property, and the main outcome the client wants. Some clients want to compare purchase options. Some want a full review of an existing property. Some want to correct one or two high-impact areas. Some want to prevent avoidable design mistakes before construction or renovation begins.

After that, the review can be organised properly. The floor plan, direction reference, photos or videos, room use, and site context are studied. Important issues are separated from secondary issues. Corrections are prioritised in a sensible order so the client is not left with a long, impractical list.

Why clients usually value this kind of guidance

It explains the property calmly instead of creating unnecessary fear.
It helps distinguish between minor imbalance and major planning error.
It gives priority-based guidance rather than scattered suggestions.
It recognises the difference between a family residence, a business premises, and a planning-stage drawing.
It allows the client to decide more confidently before buying, building, renovating, or rearranging.

Online consultation and on-site work

Many cases can begin online when the layout, visuals, and direction reference are available. This is useful for residential reviews, purchase decisions, room placement concerns, and a large range of business and planning cases. On-site visits are more appropriate when the premises are large, active, under construction, industrial, or when physical observation is needed before important implementation decisions are taken.

The website therefore keeps both routes open and explains them separately, so visitors can choose the right path instead of being forced into one format for every case.