Life in Dulwich

Yet another homeware shop has opened up on Lordship Lane. This one is called Roullier White. It's so brand spanking new (opened yesterday) that it doesn't even have a mention on the world wide web. It's amazing how many variations on the nice and quirky things for the house theme you can have. East Dulwich is full of them. Roullier White sells contemporary smart porcelain China, books on the 101 ways to survive life theme, old fashioned toys, classic kitchenware, quality Egyptian cotton bedlinen and 'vintage' knick-knacks for the home. They probably need more variety/quantity of stock in the run-up to Christmas - but altogether a very nice shop.

Still haven't made it into the organic butcher's due to queues out the door.

The area is exploding onwards and upwards. Notice the ex-Haart site is already being turned into something new. Had a wander round Dr Boo (new girly shop next to Hope & Greenwood) and had a good browse through all the modern woman's girly stuff. Shop smells a bit funny though considering it's full of sweet-smelling emollients.

Now if only someone would open a really good Chinese or Malaysian caff and a SE Asian supermarket (and if I didn't have to earn a living) I would never have to set foot outside of East Dulwich ever again.

Am quite excited by the new Malaysian that's opening in S Ken though.

Labels: east dulwich, shopping