If you've ever wished you could dive into the pastel dreamlands of Wes Anderson's work, you might want to book a stay at One Hundred Shoreditch - specifically, one room, which has been redesigned in hues and symmetrical shapes that pay homage to the filmmaker's characteristic style. You'll need to hurry, though: it's only available until 9 November.
The project is a collaboration between the hotel and The Old Bank Vault, to celebrate the launch of the new Accidentally Wes Anderson postcards book, by Wally Koval - creator of the must-follow Instagram account of the same name.
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The room comes fully decked out with Wes Anderson prints on the wall, a handsomely stocked Hendricks mini-bar, an acid yellow telescope for gazing at the east London views and a striped, canopied bed in which you're practically guaranteed to have sweet (and aesthetically pleasing) dreams. And as if that wasn't enough, all proceeds from this limited edition residency (which costs £300 a night) go to domestic abuse charity, Refuge.
Can't quite stretch to a stay in this film set-worthy suite? Just next door, at The Old Bank Vault, an immersive exhibition is running until 13 November, which brings the Wes Anderson world to life. Hop from Tokyo to Ohio on a sensory adventure, stepping inside some of the photographs from the book via immersive, 3D recreations. You'll also have the chance to buy all the prints. A slice of these dreamy scenes at home - who could say no? (onehundredshoreditch.com, theoldbankvault.com)
