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Not every film director has a visual style and “vibe” so distinctive that their work instantly springs to mind at the sight of certain buildings, interiors, and objects. But thanks to his quirky, charming, slightly outside-of-time aesthetic, Wes Anderson has joined the likes of Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock in that hallowed realm. Just as you might say a striking retro-futuristic home looks “Hitchcockian” or frequently find yourself comparing ultramodern interiors to the ones in 2001: A Space Odyssey, there?s a particular sort of pristine vintage look comprised of perfectly complementary pastel colors and ever-so-slightly flawed symmetry that conjures Anderson?s name in our minds.
Clearly, Anderson?s oeuvre has made an impression on us, because not only are we spotting “accidental Wes Anderson movie backdrops” everywhere (as catalogued on Reddit), but some people are even starting to create Wes Anderson-themed establishments. “The B...