{"id":2542,"date":"2024-10-27T08:04:32","date_gmt":"2024-10-27T00:04:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/2024\/10\/27\/inigo-a-new-agency-to-put-on-your-real-estate-stalking-list\/"},"modified":"2024-10-27T08:04:32","modified_gmt":"2024-10-27T00:04:32","slug":"inigo-a-new-agency-to-put-on-your-real-estate-stalking-list","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/ms\/inigo-a-new-agency-to-put-on-your-real-estate-stalking-list\/","title":{"rendered":"Inigo: Agensi Baru untuk Ditambah ke Senarai Pengintipan Hartanah Anda"},"content":{"rendered":"

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By now, our fondness for The Modern House, the UK real estate agency that seems to have no shortage of enviable listings, has been well-documented (for a sampling of recent posts we\u2019ve written that originated from their site, go here, here, and here). So we were intrigued when their team sent word of a new venture, an offshoot that specializes in historic homes across Britain.<\/p>\n

Inigo, named after the 17th-century English architect and designer Inigo Jones (a \u201cself-taught genius who kick-started a golden age of home design,\u201d according to the site), launched just last week. Among the grand Victorians, Tudors, and Edwardians listed was a more modest two-bedroom townhouse in East London that thoroughly charmed us.<\/p>\n

Scroll down to take a tour of the small home, which, as it turns out, is owned by a designer, Jen Pelzig (of Parsnip Design), and her husband, Jack.<\/p>\n

Photography courtesy of Inigo.<\/p>\n


Above: Jen and Jack Pelzig share the 950-square-foot two-bedroom house with their toddler son. An arched window in the living room looks out onto the street.
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Above: Hanging above the wood-burning stove is a gallery of animal illustrations.
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Above: Another sitting area is adjacent to the living room and features a second fireplace. The open room is painted Wattle by Paint & Paper Library.,

Above: Down a couple steps and toward the rear of the house is the kitchen.
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Above: The cabinets are by deVOL and painted Farrow & Ball\u2019s Studio Green.
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Above: An iroko wood countertop adds warmth. The walls are covered in Paint & Paper Library\u2019s Cotton I; the panelling and woodwork in Cotton IV.
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Above: The kitchen is small but has space for a dining table. Just beyond the kitchen is a small patio.
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Above: Houseplants trailing down from a high wall-mounted shelf add a whimsical touch. The brackets on the shelf are from Ironmongery World.,

Above: A flat-weave rug featuring an abstract design becomes wall art on the second-floor landing.
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Above: The main bedroom, with ample natural light. The pendant light is from John Lewis.
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Above: In the son\u2019s room, there\u2019s just enough space for both a crib and toddler bed.
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Above: A cast-iron tub in the bathroom.
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Above: Decking extends across the small backyard, surrounding a plum tree. <\/p>\n

For the listing on Inigo, go here.<\/p>\n

For more British interiors, see:<\/p>\n