William Morris's Red House - Visit the English Home of the Arts&Crafts Movement
By Ferne Arfin, About.com
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William Morris's Gardens Still "Clothe" The Red House
Morris's original garden designs are being restored.
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William Morris believed that gardens should be used to "clothe" a house and he designed the gardens of The Red House for that purpose. Although the house was sold to a family who kept it for more than 150 years, the main features of Morris's original landscaping have been maintained.
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- A Landmark of Domestic Architecture and Garden Design.
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