While the Advent House from the film is only seen on screen for a total under two minutes, pains-taking detail has been put into it's creation. Our house remains as true to the version in the films as is possible with a few upgrades along the way.

Contrary to common misconception, a true advent calendar only contains 24 numbers and runs from December 1st through December 24th, Christmas Eve. There is no door for Christmas Day. In regards to the movie version of the Advent House, ths same premise is followed. Careful observation of the movie shows the number "one" on the tower and December 24th as the main, front door.

Furthermore, while the film version doesn't seem to be lit, our version goes on the assumption that you can light the tower and atrium for December 1st and countdown each day to Christmas Eve.

In staying true to the film, we have tried to duplicate similar images into each proper window. Therefore, where Santa Claus is seen in the second floor window for December 15th in the film, our version displays Santa Claus as well.

Unfortunately, not every window is seen in the film. With no way of knowing for sure, an educated guess complimenting the style of the existing windows has been made.

The Christmas Advent House is hand-crafted entirely from wood and remains as true to the version in the movie as is possible. While the film version's exterior is a flat surface with a brick design, one of our enhancements is the use of real brick and mortar to give the house a rich and elegant look.

Above all, a labor of love goes into the creation of each Advent House. We hope that you will enjoy your house as much as we do and that you share it with your family for generations to come.