the Red House (Morris' home)

Red House was the home designed by William Morris, a 19th-century artist and designer, for his family. Located in England, it reflects Morris’s vision of a handcrafted, artisanal style, emphasizing craftsmanship over industrial mass production. The house features rich, natural materials, intricate woodwork, and decorative arts that mirror Morris’s beliefs in beauty and function. It served as a creative and personal space, inspiring his work and the Arts and Crafts movement, which aimed to revive traditional craftsmanship and oppose cheap, machine-made products. Today, Red House remains an important example of domestic architecture and design philosophy rooted in artistry and integrity.