Grab a mince pie and a good sob, because the coziest cottage in the movies has been reborn in bricks. The Holiday - Rosehill Cottage just reached the full 10,000 supporters on LEGO® Ideas, sending it straight into the official review stage. Builder Martin_Studio has recreated Iris's snug countryside home from the 2006 romantic comedy The Holiday, and it looks warm enough to melt a snowman.

Open this two-floor cottage and you get the full run of the film's best moments. The ground floor holds the living room and kitchen, where Amanda first meets Graham (you know the scene) and where Iris arranges the famous house swap over her laptop. Head upstairs and you find the cozy bedroom where Amanda hibernates with blankets and snacks, plus the room with the magical tent that Olivia and Sophie call home. Every room carries its own little story, which is exactly what makes a movie build sing.

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Have you ever tried to make plastic bricks feel snug? It is trickier than it sounds, and that is where the clever work shows. Recreating a lived-in cottage means balancing tiny cozy details against a shape you can actually build and display, and this design pulls it off with real charm.

Martin_Studio built the project as a love letter to a film they rewatch every year, and 219 comments suggest plenty of fans feel the same festive fondness. A cottage like this would slot beautifully next to holiday-themed and architectural builds, and it gives movie lovers a whole new set of scenes to stage.

Now the wait begins while the LEGO® review board decides its fate. Will Rosehill Cottage swap its way onto shelves, or stay a screen-only dream? Keep an eye on The Holiday - Rosehill Cottage, and start clearing a very cozy corner of your shelf just in case.