From "Accidentally Wes Anderson" founder Wally Koval —

"'Coming from a marketing background, Wally is no stranger to creativity, and this 'accidental' Wes Anderson adventure of his has also given Wally a new appreciation for all things architecture and design. It's also allowed him to "learn something new every day."

"'Just look at Buckingham Palace," he explains. "Everybody knows it, but did you know the Queen has a horological team of three or four people who spend more than 24 hours switching all of the manual clocks in the palace to Daylight Savings Time? They make sure that they all wind and tick at the exact same time. And the Queen even has an official Shoe Breaker-Inner!"'

https://www.creativeboom.com/resources/accidentally-wes-anderson/

I didn’t see it but a friend visiting London did. The photos in the exhibit all capture some of Wes Anderson’s color sensibilities. A super famous example was in his film Asteroid City.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_City

I love this about Utah, not a whole lot else but the landscape is unlike anywhere else.