Family stone aesthetic

From A Christmas Story to National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, we've rounded up our all-time favorite homes featured in classic Christmas movies.

The Family Stone -- this desk area gives us a huge insight into Sybil's character. The layers of papers, clippings, and artwork made years ago by one of her children. In one shot of this area, we immediately understand that Sybil is easy going, not fussy, doesn't need anything in her life to be in perfect order and likes to always be at the home's "heart" center, the kitchen, with the dining table acting as desk and eating area. I love the world they created for this family.

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On a hillside in Florence, the villa that the Caponi family has lived in for 50 years tells a story that spans three generations and contains beautiful antiques and artworks collected over a lifetime.

On Christmas morning we often have a slew of relatives who have stayed over from our Christmas Eve dinner the night before, and we always try to serve up a nice brunch to get everyone started on their day of traveling to other family events. So last year I wanted to try something new for

The Family Stone

Love Actually is goyish, but The Family Stone is definitely Jewish.

The Family Stone movie fireplace