2014 · Directed by Wes Anderson
Wes Anderson paints the hotel in pastel pink, lilac and red, with cake-like facades and a velvet lobby. Each period of the story has its own color: pink in the 1930s and faded oranges in the 1960s.
Palettes created by paletadecolores.org from the look of the film. They are not official colors and we do not use images from the film.
Tap a color to copy its code. Next to it is the closest named color.
To make a design that feels like The Grand Budapest Hotel, use one color as the background or main color (about 60%), a second one for blocks and large text (30%) and the boldest one only for details (10%). These palettes work for themed parties, invitations, video thumbnails, nails, home decor or your own photo edits.
The most recognizable colors of The Grand Budapest Hotel are #F2B5BC, #E68FA0, #B25D85, #6E3A5E. This page has three palettes inspired by the film with their HEX codes.
No. These palettes were created by us from the look of the film, for inspiration. For the exact colors of a scene, upload a screenshot to the movie color palette generator.
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