| The Gamble House in Pasadena is an outstanding | | | | textures. It is an architectural masterpiece which |
| example of American art-and-craft style architecture. | | | | combines both technicality and artistry of the individuals. |
| The house and the furnishing were designed by | | | | The exterior of the house comprises of porches in |
| Charles and Henry Green in 1908 for David and Mary | | | | front of the three of the bedrooms on second floor. |
| gamble of Procter and Gamble Company. Now the | | | | The Arroyo stone path in the lawns are a |
| house is declared as a National Historian Landmark | | | | resemblance to a running brook and the large koi pond |
| and it is operated by the University of Southern | | | | and clinker brick walls at the back of the house add |
| California. | | | | the much needed tranquility and peace to its inmates. |
| Originally the house was built as a winter residency | | | | Today the decorative arts designed by Charles and |
| and it is a rare piece of magnificent American | | | | Henry Greene are for exhibition at the Hunting Library |
| architecture. It got influence from traditional Japanese | | | | special gallery along with some of the historic works |
| aesthetics and as well as from the Californian | | | | relating to the arts-and-crafts movement. The Gamble |
| spaciousness. The arts-and-crafts architecture was | | | | House undergoes frequent restoration processes to |
| focused on the use of natural material, attention to | | | | retain its original look and significant as it is. The House |
| detail and craftsmanship. | | | | is open for visitors every Thursday to Sunday from 12 |
| Rooms of the Gamble House were built by multiple | | | | noon to 3pm. |
| kinds of woods such as teak, Maple, oak and Cedar. | | | | If someone interested in visiting the Gamble house, |
| The vivid wooden surfaces bought a mixture of tones | | | | Langham Hotel, Pasadena is a great place to stay |
| and colors to the interiors and also the custom made | | | | because it is among one of the most popular luxury |
| furniture were specially designed to suit the interior | | | | hotels in Pasadena. |