Paul Massey House (Part Two)

So my last post i showed you my favourite house from way back in 2002. I recently came across his newest venture. A white wonderland! Not sure if Paul and Mette are still together but he certainly has kept the same classic taste. I love how it has been styled differently for his website  (where he hires it out for location hire) and for Living etc...which has given it that feminine edge to all that stark white.

Paul's website

 Living Etc. 

Note how the use of flowers and a book on the floor gives a much more feminine and lived in appearance.

Paul's Website

Clean cut and simple

Living Etc. 

More flowers, herbs and food being prepared. Oh and a dog always makes makes a house look like a home. 

Paul's website

Living Etc. 

More homely, more shabby chic, Just from a bunch of flowers and a closer shot.

Paul's website 

Bachelor Stylee

Living Etc.

Stuff on the floor and more logs, flowers, books and art and no TV - Far more feminine! 

Paul's site

Living Etc. 

Flowers and shoes and draped towel for a much more lived in look.

Paul's site

 Living Etc.

What a great loft space and what a different a modern chaise lounge makes.

Paul's site

Although i love to see these simple and clean outdoor spaces from the back garden it always gives a house a focus when you see the front door.

Living Etc.

Victorian End Terrace with a beautiful pale greeny grey front door.

The house that got me into interiors back in 2002.

So this was a free mini issue from 2002. I kept it because it was this issue that really got me interested in design. One house in particular wowed me with such classic style that I felt because all the basics were right, whatever they added nothing could go wrong. I have loved that house ever since and it has remained at the top of my tearsheet inspiration box. It still looks as good today 8 years on.

Photographer Paul Massey and Stylist Mette Johnson's thirties house as featured in Living etc.

Apologies for the dodgy scanned images.