The Design Museum in London will showcase an extensive collection of items from Wes Anderson's films, including a large model of the Grand Budapest Hotel, over 600 objects in total. This exhibition, opening on 21 November 2025, marks the first public display in Britain of many items from Anderson's archives, which provide insights into his filmmaking process. The collection includes storyboards, sketches, and puppets, all emphasizing the unique style that characterizes Anderson's cinematic works. Tickets are already on sale for this notable event.
The monumental candy-pink model of the Grand Budapest Hotel, used in the 2014 film, will be one of the largest items on display.
The exhibition will feature over 600 objects including storyboards, sketches, costumes, puppets, and handwritten notebooks, showcasing Anderson's filmmaking style.
This exhibition will mark the first public display in Britain of many items from Wes Anderson's archives, which have been collected over three decades.
The Design Museum has granted unprecedented access to Wes Anderson's personal archives for the exhibition, highlighting his unique filmmaking methodology.
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