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15 de feb. de 2022 · Red House. In 1859, Morris commissioned his friend and colleague from Street’s offices, Philip Webb, to create the couple’s first home, Red House. They moved in in 1860. It was the only house William Morris owned as all the other places he lived were rented.
30 de mar. de 2021 · In part, Morris wanted to realise the idea of a craft-based artistic community that he and Burne-Jones had been talking about since they were students. The result was Red House, a property that would be 'medieval in spirit' and, eventually, able to accommodate more than one family.
Bajo esta filosofía y con la experiencia de la Red House –la casa repleta de novedades decorativas que se construyó en Bexleyheath, Kent–, funda en 1861 una sociedad dedicada a la producción de papeles pintados, telas, bordados, alfombras y muebles.
Red House, diseñado por Philip Webb, se encuentra en Bexleyheath, Londres, Reino Unido. Fue diseñado en 1858 y construido en 1859-1860. Si quieres saber más sobre esta obra, ¡no dudes en visitar la ficha completa! donde encontrarás más información sobre el contexto histórico, el concepto, la estructura y los materiales utilizados.
Early life Youth: 1834–1852 Morris was born at Elm House in Walthamstow, Essex, on 24 March 1834. Raised into a wealthy middle-class family, he was named after his father, a financier who worked as a partner in the Sanderson & Co. firm, bill brokers in the City of London. His mother was Emma Morris (née Shelton), who descended from a wealthy bourgeois family from Worcester. Morris was the ...
strikingly emblematic building. Known as Red House, William Morris's neo-Gothic villa was purchased by the National Trust in 2003. Its resto-ration is currently providing researchers with an opportunity to reap-praise the building's significance, both as a work of architecture and as a utopian thought-experiment. I. William Morris's Red House
Al imaginar la creación de una comunidad artística en Upton, Morris ayudó a desarrollar planes para construir una segunda casa junto a Red House en la que Burne-Jones podría vivir con su familia; los planes se abandonaron cuando el hijo de Burne-Jones, Christopher, murió de escarlatina.
