Most of us know about Fabindia and their colourful & vibrant range of clothes and home decor accessories.Today let me take you inside one of their outlets in Chennai where the floor manager was kind enough to let me take some pictures inside.
The entrance is in traditional Chettinad style with wooden pillars and tiled terracotta roof.
A rainbow of colours greet you when you enter. Colours, Patterns, Textures is all your mind can think. 
Shades of orange bed linen displayed along the stairs leading to the next level. Beautiful Athangudi Tiles & Wood form the stairs.
I completely love this 'Trial Room' door on which this woven fabric is mounted, there is a tiny mirror on the side.
You'll find all the colours in the colour-wheel here. Now for some interesting finds from Fabindia... 
Embroidered Booti Organdy Curtain motif.
Three Flowers Organdy Curtain motif on light-weight sheer cotton organdy.
Chanderi Prakash Curtain motifs.
Kalam Jharokha Bedspreads in beautiful vegetable dyes.
Applique Organdy Phoolwari BedspreadsLoads and loads of crafts from India used in Fabindia products. Explore Fabindia. You can buy their amazing products online.
( images from fabindia.com, interiors by Arch)
Amazing decor in 'Champa' 
Check out the antique four-poster bed in 'Crossandra' 
'Marigold' has to be my favourite room, especially love the Victorian style settee or is it 'Lotus'??
or Ixora...I really can't make up my mind. Can you?
Absolutely love these vibrant giant umbrellas which are usually made during the festive occasion of the 
Bring in some Pipli Work into your homes in the form of wall hangings, cushion covers and these amazing lampshades.
Can almost visualised these lampshades brightening up an outdoor party with their colourful hues...
A beautiful re-painted wrought-iron Goddess Lakshmi grill. Isn't it interesting? Found it in one of the by-lanes of a South Indian village during one of our trips...
Hand painted wooden fresco in the 'mandapam'
A typical room in the Old Guest wing, a section of the palace built specially for visiting European visitors and see the lovely four poster beds and 30's style floor tiles.
Amazing carved wooden panels on the ceiling with vegetable dyes. 
Kalari Kovilakom with beautiful hills in the background.
Kalari Kovilakom's breezy dining area with plenty of light and fresh air. Look at the red oxide flooring:-)
Go in for the ayurvedic experience, learn yoga or 
So what are you waiting for?
De-stress, rejuvenate, relax and forget about your worldly worries while you are treated like royalties in the Palace of Ayurveda.
Beautifully carved Shekawati chairs from Rajasthan teamed with colourful embroidery cushions.
The planter's chair or the easy chair is my all-time favourite. How can you not relax your tired torso on the curve of this piece of art & prop your legs on the arm rests? 
The to and fro motion of the swing can put anyone into a state of bliss.
This eclectic piece from North India shows the mixing of Imperial, Empire & Indian style.
Lovely wood and cane sofas with red cushions.
A caned daybed from Kerala placed between two open doorways provides a breezy resting spot.
An old Goan wood & cane 
A Regency inspired Indian sofa made in Goa fills up an otherwise bare room.
An Anglo-Indian influence in the form of a Victorian design settee.
The humble 
The Rattan chairs and settees are excellent for indoors as well as outdoors.