Chic Delights: Wild at Heart Floral Shop

Pimlico Road, London

One of the pleasures of travelling off the beaten path is the discovery of the unexpected. During my visit to London last month of April, I went off the beaten path and visited Pimlico Road. My purpose in coming to Pimlico Road was to actually eat at Daylesford Organic Cafe. I learnt about this glorious Organic Cafe from the blogs of Canadian House & Home Editor in Chief, Suzanne Dimma and also from Jeanne's Blog Collage of Life. So I ventured to Daylesford Organic Cafe on a sunny Saturday morning, which was already a treat in usually rainy London, to have breakfast there. On the way to Pimlico Road, I rode the Tube all the way to Sloane Square, then rode the Bus #11 which travelled along Lower Sloane Street, passed along the beautiful view of Red brick townhouses along the way. After my breakfast at Daylesford Organic Cafe, I discovered that the area has so many beautiful shops including David Linley's Furniture shop. As you know, David Linley is the son of the late Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon. David's Aunt happens to be Queen Elizabeth II. But David Linley would like to be known as a Master Carpenter in his creation of high quality furniture. There are also many antique furniture stores around and also some clothing shops. But my best discoveries were the Saturday morning Organic Food Market right on the square near Daylesford and also the Wild at Heart Flower Shop which just delighted me. Visiting Daylesford Organic Cafe filled my stomach with their delicious food. I promise to share my visit to Daylesford Organic in a future blog post. But visiting Pimlico Road with the Saturday Organic Food Market, the Flower shop and the shops around just delighted my heart and soul. Pimlico Road felt like the main street of an English country village. But it is located in London. It was a peaceful, sunny and delightful Saturday morning visit in Pimlico Road, London.