Anderson has a special place in my heart. His distinctive visual style, with complementary colour palettes and symmetrical framing makes his movies a treat for the eye and not to mention Instagram worthy. And thanks to #accidentallywesanderson we can find thousands of curated images of places that look like they could be a screengrab from one of his many films. Think a mustard yellow lighthouse, a pastel orange store front or a bright pink bowling alley, to name but a few.

I have too often shouted ‘that’s so Wes Anderson!’ when spotting something that could be a backdrop in one of his movies. And today I’m sharing some real places in London whose colour palette or even fonts could be straight out of a Wes Anderson movie.

The Screen on the Green, Islington

Victoria Underground Station, Victoria

Kew Palace, Richmond

Senate House, Holborn

Bexleyheath

Victoria & Albert Musuem, South Kensington

Tower Hill Station, Tower Hill

Floring Court, Clerkenwell 

Kenwood House, Hampstead

Borough Market, London Bridge

Camberwell

Shadwell

Martini Bar, Barbican Centre

Chelsea

Russell Square, Holborn

Market Hall Victoria, Victoria

Fresh Fish Daily, Paddington

Alexandra Palace, Muswell Hill

Christ Church, Hampstead

Islington Assembly Hall, IslingtonFulham Palace, Fulham

Pophams, Arcade Food Theatre

Horniman Museum, Forrest Hill

Victoria

Kentish Town

East Dulwich Picture Gallery, DulwichCurzon, Bloomsbury

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

Imperial Hotel, Bloomsbury

Wallace Collection, Marylebone

Marylebone

Eltham Palace, Eltham

Islington Fire Station, Islington

Natural History Museum, South Kensington

The Forum, Kentish TownCamberwell Public Baths, Camberwell