Immerse yourself in the stunning design philosophy of William Morris. Reflecting the deep interests of Frances Glessner and the renowned architect Henry Hobson Richardson in the English Arts and Crafts Movement, Glessner House showcases what is believed to be the largest collection of Morris wallpapers, textiles, and rugs in any publicly accessible residence in the United States.
Join us for a tour of this historic gem and discover the beauty and craftsmanship of Morris's work. From original pieces by Morris and William De Morgan, to faithfully reproduced wallpapers and textiles, you'll gain an intimate understanding of the design philosophy that defined the Arts and Crafts movement.
See for yourself the Sussex chair, intricate embroideries, and mesmerizing tiles, and admire the exceptional beauty of the Cross Twigs drapery panels, normally not on display. Our tour guides will take you on a journey of discovery, sharing the story of Morris's design philosophy and the meticulous process of research and reproduction that went into creating this magnificent home.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience the beauty of the Arts and Crafts movement and discover the work of one of its most celebrated designers.
$30 per person / $24 for members
This tour is limited to eight participants
All ticket sales final, no refunds or exchanges.