`NATIVITY SCENE' by EVELYN DE MORGAN, a pen and chalk drawing, hanging in the Prayer Room

Part of the garden at Red House with a view of the house in the background; built for William Morris in 1859 he lived in the house with his wife Jane between 1860 and 1864

A colourful tile at Standen designed by William de Morgan in the Billiard Room

Close view of "Tulip and Rose" wool curtains by William Morris in the Great Parlour at Wightwick Manor

Wightwick Manor, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, seen beyond the yew topiary of the Lower Lawn

Painted glass, player with cymbals, by William Morris & Co, at Wightwick Manor

Chaucer painted glass, designed by Burne-Jones for Morris & Co

Spring, one of four stained glass panels in the inglenook fireplace in the Dining Room, designed by William Morris, dated 1873

William Morris stained glass panel representing 'Love', in the Ground Floor passage at Red House

Detail of the hand-knotted carpet by William Morris, probably of the 1890s, in the Oak Room at Wightwick Manor

Red House: Close detail of one of three wall paintings by Burne-Jones in the Upstairs Drawing Room

Close view of the black and white half-timbering and bay window of the East Wing at Wightwick Manor, Wolverhampton, West Midlands