1. It should be placed from the inside to the outside. The Buddhist niche or altar should be placed from the home to the door and from the hall to the outside. That is to say, it should be facing the door. However, if this requirement cannot be met due to environmental restrictions, it should also be faced in the direction of the door. Avoid rushing towards the door, that is, seeing a Buddhist niche or altar as soon as you enter the house [refers to being too close to the door] ], keep a certain distance from the door;
2. It should be placed in a quiet place, and the place should be quiet and tidy. It is best not to have speakers, TVs, etc. near Buddhist niches or altars;
3. Do not face the bed. Not facing the dining table. In the kitchen and toilet, the Bodhisattva saw indecent behavior and fishy food. If conditions are limited, some places the Buddhist niche or altar in the bedroom, and then use a yellow cloth curtain to block it when sleeping.
4. The Buddhist niche or altar must have a backing, and the back should not be empty. The one next to the wall cannot be the toilet or the kitchen.
You don't occupy any of these four. Due to the limitations of your environment, you only have two options. One is the wall between the dining room and the kitchen, placed in the corner. Or put it in the corner opposite the main door, but you must get a screen to separate it from the door.