The Red House was designed by Philip Webb for William Morris in the 1860s, a key building in the Arts and Crafts movement. Its red brick, asymmetrical plan and handcrafted details reflect a rejection of industrial uniformity.
 
Interesting facts…
The house was a collaborative project involving Morris, Webb and several artist friends, and is seen as a manifesto for a new way of living and designing.
 
Location: Red House, Bexleyheath, London DA6, United Kingdom