My experience with Anshika Rastogi has been exceptional, especially because her Vastu consultation was not limited to a few general suggestions. The entire interior of my home was planned and executed keeping her Vastu guidance in mind.
What impressed me most was the attention given to the five elements (Panch Tatva). Every aspect of the interior was carefully considered to maintain the right balance of the five elements, rather than simply focusing on directions or room placement. Even the colour selection for different walls, wardrobes, and other interior elements was specifically guided through the Vastu consultation. This made the entire interior feel like a thoughtfully planned system rather than a collection of individual design choices.
What makes Anshika's consultation truly different is her post-interior Vastu guidance. Even after the complete interior was finished, she provided detailed recommendations about where each daily-use item should be kept and in which direction. Things that most people would never think to include in a Vastu consultation were covered — from the medicine box, music system, clock, washing machine, and other household appliances to everyday-use items.
The level of detail was honestly beyond what I expected. Instead of simply saying "keep this in this room," the guidance went much deeper into exact placement and direction, making the Vastu recommendations practical and easy to implement in everyday life.
I particularly appreciate how Anshika combines Vastu principles with practical living. Her consultation doesn't end with the report; she remains available to explain things, answer questions, and guide you through the implementation.
If you are planning a new home, renovating your existing home, or working on your interiors, I would strongly recommend consulting Anshika Rastogi before and throughout the process. Her detailed approach can make a significant difference because the Vastu considerations can actually be incorporated into the design from the beginning rather than trying to make corrections later.