Work-From-Home Setups Imagined In The Styles Of Famous Filmmakers
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Since the coronavirus pandemic struck, remote working has become the new normal, and home offices are now a part of everyday life.
So, it makes sense that there are endless work-from-home setups being shared online daily. You might take some tips from others, but what if you could refer to your favorite filmmakers and their visual styles for inspiration?
Budget Direct Travel Insurance has developed seven digital renders of home offices inspired by iconic directors in the likes of Sofia Coppola, and Wes Anderson. View them below.
Sofia Coppola
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Coppola is recognized for Lost In Translation, which features a dark and contemporary appeal in its hotel suites. This appearance is followed-through in the render with a hint of modernism and vintage through pastel colors.
Wes Anderson
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Anderson’s signature style encompasses symmetry and flat composition that has a life of its own. This can be seen in this recreation, which features his dreamlike touches with a strong presence of sophistication.
The Wachowskis
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The Wachowskis sisters are best known for their hit film The Matrix. The surreal world in the franchise throws in flashes of neon lights with cyberpunk aesthetics. The reinvented workspace captures that futuristic appeal with its dark and futuristic accents.
Bong Joon-ho
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Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite broke the record when it won an Oscar last year. If you’re a fan of the film, you might notice how the director focuses on light sources through large windows and highlights geometric structures through modern fixtures.
David Lynch
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Since the lockdown, Lynch has opened his doors and invited his fans into his home office through his personal weather reports and crafty projects. However, the reimagined home office takes inspiration from his cinematic works like the classic Twin Peaks series through bold red and black hues and influences of 1950s Americana.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
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In Amélie, viewers are treated to a sepia-toned adventure with the presence of Christmas-themed colors like green, black and red. This render fills up the room with those colors and fixed up vintage furniture for extra authenticity.
Pedro Almodovar
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Almodovar’s breakthrough movie, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, features several influences of pop-art through the use of bold colors and glossy décor. The recreation beams resemblance to his vibrant films through elegance and washes of striking colors.
Find out more about the project here.
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