Wes Anderson is one of our favorite filmmakers because of his distinct visual and cinematic style. Now, thanks to The Budapest Cafe, a new spot in Chengdu, China, you have a chance to experience some Wes Anderson in real life. Conceived of and brought to life by Melbourne-based studio Biasol, this cafe was designed with the “vivid and nostalgic color palettes” seen in Anderson’s movies in mind. The vision of architect Jean-Pierre Biasol includes marble surfaces, pastel hues, arches, a tiered seating area, iconic light fixtures, unique spaces and an original Eero Aarnio Bubble chair to create an environment that’s both classy and whimsical.
The Budapest Cafe Is Inspired by Wes Anderson’s ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
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