William Morris and the Houses Behind the Arts & Crafts Movement @ThisHouse
William Morris and the Houses Behind the Arts & Crafts Movement  @ThisHouse
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At the height of the Victorian era, William Morris rebelled against mass production. In this episode of This House, we step inside the three most important addresses in Morris’s life: Red House, Kelmscott Manor, and Kelmscott House, and see how they helped ignite the Arts & Crafts Movement.

Location: England

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