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This book is a delightful tribute to the Wes Anderson aesthetic


Peculiar architecture and pastel-hued interiors bring to mind a Wes Anderson movie. In 2017, @accidentallywesanderson gained popularity online, dedicated to photos of interesting places that look like they could be straight out of one of his films. 

Now Wally Koval, the man behind the popular IG account, has put the collection into a 368-page book that tells "the extraordinary and unexpected true stories behind more than two hundred stunning locations." It's hardcover, with sewn binding, and features a foreword by the great filmmaker himself. With the release of this book, I'm suddenly craving for that Wes Anderson vibe again.



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