THE WESTIN PERTH

The hotel’s guest rooms and public spaces follow the concept of a cosmopolitan Perth residence, resulting in a chic but relaxed feel. Incorporating clean, modernist lines, the spaces are kept simple and understated to allow for contemporary, natural and indigenous elements to be effortlessly integrated. The calm interior palette is drawn from Perth’s coastal colours, combining soft beachy hues with accents in citrus tones. This is combined with the extensive application of warm, natural materials such as both raw and refined timber and sandstone. Designed with elegance and comfort in mind, the spaces flow gracefully, always framed with a connection to daylight and the view.

Bedrooms are generous in size, ranging from the 42 square-metre Deluxe Room to the superior 240 square-metre Presidential Suite, and feature floor-to-ceiling windows, a Heavenly Bed and a walk-in rain shower. Asymmetrical tables in living areas, subtly striated stone and landscape- inspired artwork make for a unique and memorable stay.

Thoughtfully-chosen hero furniture pieces, accessories and over 2000 handpicked Australian artworks are positioned throughout the hotel, indicative of the character and landscape of Western Australia. External sandstone walls combine local material and motifs, engraved with stylised barramundi scales and spears by indigenous artist Lena Nyadbi, whilst inside, these walls feature the contemporary mark making of artist Clare Beausein. Representations of light and abstract forms of leaves and landscape are achieved in sculptures by Robert Bridgewater, and complex, three-dimensional wall pieces made from natural materials have been created by Wona Bae. In addition, striking aerial shots of iconic locations including Broome’s Cable Beach by photographer Christian Fletcher are on display.