These Real-Life Locations Look Straight Out of a Wes Anderson Film

Wes Anderson films (The Royal Tenenbaums, Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel, etc.) all have a certain, distinct aesthetic: They’re whimsical, awash in color, and filmed in strangely satisfyingly symmetrical shots. Now there’s even a Subreddit called Accidental Wes Anderson, dedicated to sharing meticulous composition in real-life locations that look straight out of an Anderson film. Click through the slideshow to marvel at design symmetry all over the world — from palaces to pastry shops — that are sure to appease even your most OCD impulses.

City Palace, Jaipur, India (Photo via Getty)

Stadt-Bad, Gotha, Germany (h/t saulbloodyenderby/Reddit, Photo via Veauthier Meyer Architekten)

Bao Tang Ben Tre, Vietnam (Photo via TheDudeA113/Reddit)

The Gallery at Sketch, London, England (Photo via Sketch)

The Russian Tea Room, New York City, NY (h/t LDNtux/Reddit, Photo via The Russian Tea Room)

Pasticceria Marchesi, Milan, Italy (h/t saulbloodyenderby/Reddit, Photo via Pasticceria Marchesi)

Fox Theater, Oakland, CA (h/t heidzzzz/Reddit, Photo via Fox Theater)

Gold Crest Resort, Wildcrest, NJ (h/t saulbloodyyenderby/Reddit, Photo via Tyler Haughey)

Beverly Hills Hotel Cabana Cafe (Photo via saulbloodyenderby/Reddit)

Ladurée Genève Quai Des Bergues, Geneva, Switzerland (Photo via India Mahdavi)

Graduate Oxford Hotel, Mississippi (h/t PapaCoke/Reddit, Photo via Graduate Oxford Hotel)

Hotel Belvedere, Switzerland (Photo via Die Nadel/Reddit)

Frank Lloyd Wright Studio, Oak Park, IL (Photo via Die Nadel/Reddit)