In 1858, William Morris, a 24-year-old architectural ... Christopher died in infancy and the couple stopped visiting Red House. Morris’s four-year-old interiors business, Morris, Marshall ...

In reality, its vintage dates to the 1860’s. This is Red House, the Arts and Crafts home of artist William Morris and his family. Built as a rebuttal to an increasingly industrialized age ...

Wombats, wine and wooing: The Red House in Bexleyheath is no stranger to secrets. Reporter HELOISE WOOD lifts the lid on William Morris’ former home. “They were a mischievous bunch”, the ...

Linda Parry, President of the William Morris Society, said the acquisition of the Red House was of "major importance". She added: "One of the most important and influential of all nineteenth ...

To William Morris, ‘the most important production of art’ was ‘a beautiful House’, followed by ‘a beautiful Book’. His ideal home, realised at Red House in Bexleyheath, Kent, and Kelmscott Manor in ...

William Morris championed such an extraordinarily diverse range ... In 1860, the couple moved to the Arts-and-Crafts Red House in Upton, near Bexleyheath, Kent, co-designed by Morris and Philip Webb.

president of the William Morris Society. Red House, owned by the National Trust since 2003, was commissioned by Morris and designed by Philip Webb, a fellow founder of the 19th Century arts and ...

The society’s 2007 publication, William Morris’s Kelmscott ... as it features furniture from other Morris homes — including Red House — that arrived after Morris’s death but during the occupation of ...

Now, Standen, and its display of William Morris's affinity for nature ... such as the artist's own abode, Red House. The exhibition draws upon works from Standen and Morris & Co.—the show's ...

As a result, the Brotherhood mingled with the Arts and Crafts design movement pioneered by William Morris. Red House, Morris’s beautifully designed home in Bexleyheath, was a frequent meeting ...