Arts and Crafts residence in England.
Red House, using brick and tile, is an 1860 residence in Bexleyheath, UK.
Designed by William Morris and Philip Webb, it launched the Arts and Crafts movement.
Brick Masonry (technique), Craftsmanship (theory), Facade (element), Victorian Architecture (movement)
Buildings Registry, Architecture Hub, History
Completed: 1860
Location: England. Overview Red House
Materials: brick, tile
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