So this post has been "pending"... for around two weeks now. Oh well, I better get it out the way..
Here are some of the stores etc.. that I visited in London which had a good selection of kitchenware.
Not to be missed in Divertimenti on Brompton Road. Just pass Harrods and walk straight down and eventually you'll find it. Divertimenti has a wonderful selection of pots, pans, serving dishes, glasses, and other quirky kitchen items. I loved their shot glasses which can serve as canape dishes or individual dessert dishes. I also found cotton and linen placemats and napkins in something that looks like a kitchen towel roll. Very creative and convenient!
John Lewis's kitchen section on the lower ground floor is again not to be missed. Wide variety of serving dishes in creative designs.
Another shop is Jane Asher on Cale Street. It specializes in baking goods and has a small selection of the basics needed in baking as well as special equipment for sugarcraft.
Here are some of the stores etc.. that I visited in London which had a good selection of kitchenware.
Not to be missed in Divertimenti on Brompton Road. Just pass Harrods and walk straight down and eventually you'll find it. Divertimenti has a wonderful selection of pots, pans, serving dishes, glasses, and other quirky kitchen items. I loved their shot glasses which can serve as canape dishes or individual dessert dishes. I also found cotton and linen placemats and napkins in something that looks like a kitchen towel roll. Very creative and convenient!
John Lewis's kitchen section on the lower ground floor is again not to be missed. Wide variety of serving dishes in creative designs.
Another shop is Jane Asher on Cale Street. It specializes in baking goods and has a small selection of the basics needed in baking as well as special equipment for sugarcraft.
