Pod Flowers

I have to agree with Felix. For any creative mind it is a breath of fresh air to have peek around this shop.
As you walk in, you have to go through the basement before you can get to the upper floor, through a set of stairs. So in essence, you go down, then up, and down again when you leave.
The owner has amazing curly hair, and he is really enthusiastic about his shop. I was struggling in choosing my very fake Christmas tree, the small or the bigger one? He made some valid points for both and in the end I went for the small one (£8), he said that although they have real ones too, they also wanted to give the customer the option of a very fake tree. Option is always thanked.
I liked the messiness of the shop (not normally would), I liked that he cared, and I too like POD.

I think it’s fair to classify Pod as an interior design shop. They sell lots of plants, lots of different plants. For the home. And what sets Pod apart from other plant and flower shops, is the emphasis they got on the ‘design’ of their plants. So I saw things in there I’ve never seen before. Weird cactuses. Funny old orchids and the like.
Obviously it’s a bit pricey. Well really expensive. They have a kooky logo. And even though you need a bit of mud, bit of earth scattered around, plant-​like smells if you’re a shop selling plants, the interior looks like a design studio. But there is a strange beauty in their product. I would dearly love a lot of these beautiful organisms placed pleasantly about my interior, hhmm, if anyone’s struggling for Christmas presents for me, yeah, wander around here…
Actually quite interesting to wander around. I like Pod.