We have all seen (and fallen in love with) shots of photographer Paul Massey‘s Mousehole, Cornwall home but did you know you can rent it for a holiday stay? And look at the view! Oh my! My trouble would be that I wouldn’t want to give the keys back. The Oyster Catcher via Unique Home Stays.

Just when I think I’m over green I come across an image that has me all green with envy. Love this photograph by Carolyn Barber for House & Garden.

Light, bright, colourful, fab. Ok we toss those worlds around a lot on the blog but that’s what these images by British photographer Rachel Whiting are. Go lose yourself in Ms Whiting’s portfolio. It’s about shape and colour and form and simplicity. Like jumping into a pool on a hot day. Refreshing.

By now you know that I am fussy when it comes to my real estate stalking. Fussy, fussy, fussy and hard to please. Not quite right, bad photos, I need more photos please, house is amazing furniture is deplorable or no furniture at all! Can’t quite put my finger on it listings with something that has me nodding “yes”. This week’s leftovers include an OTT art deco complex with a bathroom of greenest green, a two storey penthouse that is chaotic and classy, a couple of small pools that caught my eye and a 60’s iconic house that needs to be saved not bulldozed by developers. All via realestate.com.au.

Found pieces, high with low, beautiful furniture and layers of texture. Neutral palette or rich tones it’s all about refined American style devoid of cliché but still familiar, classic. Sophisticated yet relaxed, a stylish ease. Tailored and timeless. Interiors by Mark Cunningham.