Showing posts with label Philip Webb. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Red House (exterior)

The sun was shining this weekend, so we took a trip to a couple of National Trust properties. First up, Red House in Bexleyheath.  

Commissioned by William Morris, Red House is a significant example of Art and Crafts architecture. Completed in 1860 the unique design rejected the conventional both Victorian industrialism and Georgian symmetry.  

Red House, William Morris, property, Art and Crafts Movement, Philip Webb, architecture, building, National Trust, property, brick, PRB, pre-Raphaelite brothers, sunshine, gardens, flowers, daffodils, Spring, visit, Bexleyheath, London,

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