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We decided to spend the day exploring East Dulwich with all of it's cute shops and cafe.

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Even though it's quite a posh part of London it's still covered in awesome street art and murals.

We popped into a gorgeous little home decor store called Mrs Robinson.

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Tom treated me to this adorable cat dish for my jewelery table because it looks like Bobbin.

We then went to Forest, a gorgeous plant shop that made me want to fill our apartment with hanging plants and succulents.

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There was a really interesting tree outside which the bugs and beetles seemed to love.

We went for brunch at Spinach a cute little cafe covered in plants.

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I started with the Blackout smoothie which had charcoal, peanut butter, banana and almond milk.

I then tucked into some spinach and cumin pancakes with garlic and parsley sauce.

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There was an adorable haberdashery shop called Really Maria filled with lovely crafty things.

I couldn't get all the greenery inspiration from Forest out of my head when we past another lovely plant shop called Pearspring.

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I treated myself to a few succulents and some plant pots so we could add a little more green to our place.

We then headed up to Gipsy Hill so that we could visit the taproom at The Gipsy Hill Brewing Co.

It was a lovely space and we got some yummy beers to try but it was strangely full of screaming kids which you wouldn't expect in a brewery.

Finally we stopped off at Cake-Boy on the way home, which was one of our favourite cake shops from our first stint in London.

The cakes were all so pretty but we ended up with a chocolate gateau and a raspberry macaron.