This book examines Morris's life in the context of the homes in which he lived, including the two beautiful houses that were of particular importance to him.  Red House was the scene of wild, youthful enthusiasm, with the newly married Morris undertaking to make it the "beautifullest place on earth" and conceiving many of his formative ideas on design and craftsmanship at this time.  For everyone who wants to explore behind the public face of this great figure and enjoy a fascinating evocation of the life he lived with such passion, William Morris At Home will be a book to treasure.