Written by Oscar Holland, CNNRounded edges, pastel colors and satisfying symmetry -- there is something unmistakable about a Wes Anderson movie. So, when travel enthusiast Wally Koval began noticing real-world locations that looked straight out of a Wes Anderson movie, he started an Instagram account in 2017 to document them all. They're real, but they're not right. While the publication is, ostensibly, about Anderson, Koval said the director is really just a lens through which to see design and architecture around the world. He now receives as many as 3,500 submissions a month through a dedicated Accidentally Wes Anderson website.

Source: The Nation December 08, 2020 12:10 UTC